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Federal contract workers call for wages to keep pace with inflation
Employees working for the largest federal food service contractor are raising concerns about lagging wages to Congress.
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Mobile Apps can help improve readiness for servicewomen
Accessible health information is a particular issue for servicewomen because of the male-centric aim of most information.
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What federal agencies should consider on path to becoming data-driven
With the renewed focus on digital transformation across agencies, data can and should be used to drive government innovation.
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Private sector medical care may not be faster or cheaper than VA
The analysis says more data is needed to monitor the value of the fast-growing outside care options for veterans.
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Small businesses securing US industry need more aid, not less
Letting SBIR expire would have existential consequences for the U.S. Department of Defense and the tech industry serving it.
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AbilityOne brings Goodwill, other nonprofits into federal contracting
AbilityOne is a recruitment program to help bridge employment gaps, and it leverages federal dollars to do so. Here’s how it works.
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How business partnering can help you become a government contractor
Partnering with someone who has a bit of experience can help speed up your learning curve.
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Maximus accused of unfair tactics after call center workers strike
The allegations follow a series of Aug. 8 strikes by call center workers in Louisiana, Mississippi, Kentucky and Virginia.
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Torch.AI wins Pentagon ‘insider threat’ contract
The Pentagon will use the software as part of its System for Insider Threat Hindrance, or “SITH,” in another apparent military reference to Star Wars.
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Congress should allow Pentagon to work with start-ups on needed innovation
The Pentagon and Silicon Valley need to team up. Ignoring the role of institutional venture capital in identifying, supporting, and scaling the most promising commercial technology firms is at best inefficient and at worst it is grossly irresponsible.
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Federal contract workers call for wages to keep pace with inflation
Employees working for the largest federal food service contractor are raising concerns about lagging wages to Congress.
-
Mobile Apps can help improve readiness for servicewomen
Accessible health information is a particular issue for servicewomen because of the male-centric aim of most information.
-
What federal agencies should consider on path to becoming data-driven
With the renewed focus on digital transformation across agencies, data can and should be used to drive government innovation.
-
Private sector medical care may not be faster or cheaper than VA
The analysis says more data is needed to monitor the value of the fast-growing outside care options for veterans.
-
Small businesses securing US industry need more aid, not less
Letting SBIR expire would have existential consequences for the U.S. Department of Defense and the tech industry serving it.
-
AbilityOne brings Goodwill, other nonprofits into federal contracting
AbilityOne is a recruitment program to help bridge employment gaps, and it leverages federal dollars to do so. Here’s how it works.
-
How business partnering can help you become a government contractor
Partnering with someone who has a bit of experience can help speed up your learning curve.
-
Maximus accused of unfair tactics after call center workers strike
The allegations follow a series of Aug. 8 strikes by call center workers in Louisiana, Mississippi, Kentucky and Virginia.
-
Torch.AI wins Pentagon ‘insider threat’ contract
The Pentagon will use the software as part of its System for Insider Threat Hindrance, or “SITH,” in another apparent military reference to Star Wars.
-
Congress should allow Pentagon to work with start-ups on needed innovation
The Pentagon and Silicon Valley need to team up. Ignoring the role of institutional venture capital in identifying, supporting, and scaling the most promising commercial technology firms is at best inefficient and at worst it is grossly irresponsible.
-
Federal contract workers call for wages to keep pace with inflation
Employees working for the largest federal food service contractor are raising concerns about lagging wages to Congress.
-
Mobile Apps can help improve readiness for servicewomen
Accessible health information is a particular issue for servicewomen because of the male-centric aim of most information.
-
What federal agencies should consider on path to becoming data-driven
With the renewed focus on digital transformation across agencies, data can and should be used to drive government innovation.
-
Private sector medical care may not be faster or cheaper than VA
The analysis says more data is needed to monitor the value of the fast-growing outside care options for veterans.
-
Small businesses securing US industry need more aid, not less
Letting SBIR expire would have existential consequences for the U.S. Department of Defense and the tech industry serving it.
-
AbilityOne brings Goodwill, other nonprofits into federal contracting
AbilityOne is a recruitment program to help bridge employment gaps, and it leverages federal dollars to do so. Here’s how it works.
-
How business partnering can help you become a government contractor
Partnering with someone who has a bit of experience can help speed up your learning curve.
-
Maximus accused of unfair tactics after call center workers strike
The allegations follow a series of Aug. 8 strikes by call center workers in Louisiana, Mississippi, Kentucky and Virginia.
-
Torch.AI wins Pentagon ‘insider threat’ contract
The Pentagon will use the software as part of its System for Insider Threat Hindrance, or “SITH,” in another apparent military reference to Star Wars.
-
Congress should allow Pentagon to work with start-ups on needed innovation
The Pentagon and Silicon Valley need to team up. Ignoring the role of institutional venture capital in identifying, supporting, and scaling the most promising commercial technology firms is at best inefficient and at worst it is grossly irresponsible.
