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Heads in the cloud
The Pentagon’s multibillion-dollar JEDI contract has leaders across Washington sparring over the best cloud approach.
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GSA wants to modernize how feds get paid
The system, called NewPay, would be offered to all interested federal agencies under a blanket purchase agreement reaching potentially $2.5 billion.
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Adobe becomes first to receive streamlined federal cloud authorization
Adobe’s Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Sign services were the first to receive authorization under the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program’s streamlined process for assessing low risk products.
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Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
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The case for one giant, multibillion-dollar cloud contract for DoD
“We’ve not heard anybody say that a multiple-cloud solution is a better solution,” says a Pentagon cost analyst.
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Report: Internet ‘noise’ can mask increasing dangers to federal networks
A complex mix of traffic and services on federal networks provides hackers with an increasing number of exploitable opportunities as the government migrates to the cloud, a Cisco report found.
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With new security features, Google makes major play for federal cloud business
Along with a FedRAMP provisional authority to operate, Google also announced new security features and partnerships for their cloud platform.
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DoD backs off cloud contract with Amazon partner worth nearly $1 billion
Amidst criticism from industry, the Defense Department modified an expensive deal it made with Rean Cloud, LLC in February.
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How this military transportation unit avoids writing the same piece of code 72 times
U.S. Transportation Command is using a cloud strategy called Platform as a Service as a way to avoid repetitive work.
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Heads in the cloud
The Pentagon’s multibillion-dollar JEDI contract has leaders across Washington sparring over the best cloud approach.
-
GSA wants to modernize how feds get paid
The system, called NewPay, would be offered to all interested federal agencies under a blanket purchase agreement reaching potentially $2.5 billion.
-
Adobe becomes first to receive streamlined federal cloud authorization
Adobe’s Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Sign services were the first to receive authorization under the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program’s streamlined process for assessing low risk products.
-
Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
-
The case for one giant, multibillion-dollar cloud contract for DoD
“We’ve not heard anybody say that a multiple-cloud solution is a better solution,” says a Pentagon cost analyst.
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Report: Internet ‘noise’ can mask increasing dangers to federal networks
A complex mix of traffic and services on federal networks provides hackers with an increasing number of exploitable opportunities as the government migrates to the cloud, a Cisco report found.
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With new security features, Google makes major play for federal cloud business
Along with a FedRAMP provisional authority to operate, Google also announced new security features and partnerships for their cloud platform.
-
DoD backs off cloud contract with Amazon partner worth nearly $1 billion
Amidst criticism from industry, the Defense Department modified an expensive deal it made with Rean Cloud, LLC in February.
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How this military transportation unit avoids writing the same piece of code 72 times
U.S. Transportation Command is using a cloud strategy called Platform as a Service as a way to avoid repetitive work.
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Cloud first … but not always [Commentary]
When government should move what to the cloud.
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Heads in the cloud
The Pentagon’s multibillion-dollar JEDI contract has leaders across Washington sparring over the best cloud approach.
-
GSA wants to modernize how feds get paid
The system, called NewPay, would be offered to all interested federal agencies under a blanket purchase agreement reaching potentially $2.5 billion.
-
Adobe becomes first to receive streamlined federal cloud authorization
Adobe’s Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Sign services were the first to receive authorization under the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program’s streamlined process for assessing low risk products.
-
Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
-
The case for one giant, multibillion-dollar cloud contract for DoD
“We’ve not heard anybody say that a multiple-cloud solution is a better solution,” says a Pentagon cost analyst.
-
Report: Internet ‘noise’ can mask increasing dangers to federal networks
A complex mix of traffic and services on federal networks provides hackers with an increasing number of exploitable opportunities as the government migrates to the cloud, a Cisco report found.
-
With new security features, Google makes major play for federal cloud business
Along with a FedRAMP provisional authority to operate, Google also announced new security features and partnerships for their cloud platform.
-
DoD backs off cloud contract with Amazon partner worth nearly $1 billion
Amidst criticism from industry, the Defense Department modified an expensive deal it made with Rean Cloud, LLC in February.
-
How this military transportation unit avoids writing the same piece of code 72 times
U.S. Transportation Command is using a cloud strategy called Platform as a Service as a way to avoid repetitive work.
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Cloud first … but not always [Commentary]
When government should move what to the cloud.
