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Federal acquisition scorecard shows which agencies are spending more in 2017
The 2017 Federal Scorecard has been released, providing contractors and agencies an inside look into the 2016 fiscal year’s government spending habits.
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Medicaid data system 3 years late, with no launch in site
A report tracking a Medicaid dataset found repeated delays, leading investigators to question when the project will be finished.
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Citizens want agencies to use AI; they just don’t want it to sound like AI
Many government agencies utilize a digital assistant to provide customer service, but what kind of voice do citizens prefer?
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Why is Archives creating fake online identities?
The National Archives and Records Administration has used quantitative data to establish outlines of eight key customer composites that the staff will use to inform decision-making and project prioritization when developing digital properties.
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Feds shares guidance to help colleagues transition to cloud networks
A whitepaper has been published detailing the successes, lessons, and feedback on transitioning to cloud networks, in hopes of making it easier for other agencies.
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NTIS chief: Commerce data operation is driving government innovation, agency demand
Avi Bender talks about leveraging the Department of Commerce’s datasets to drive innovation.
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Several agencies looking for IT, cyber leaders
CIO.gov has listed three available IT focused job openings.
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White House urges tech CEOs to help modernize government IT
The White House on Monday urged technology CEOs to pitch in on President Donald Trump’s effort to modernize government.
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DARPA DSO director: Pitch us problems, not solutions
The Defense Sciences Office (DSO) – one of the six program areas – is reaching out to these sectors in an effort to solicit more ideas and develop them on a track that will benefit national security and society writ large.
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FedRAMP cuts cloud approval to 4 months, but are agencies buying in?
As the cloud authorization office celebrates its fifth anniversary, it continues to strive for speed.
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Federal acquisition scorecard shows which agencies are spending more in 2017
The 2017 Federal Scorecard has been released, providing contractors and agencies an inside look into the 2016 fiscal year’s government spending habits.
-
Medicaid data system 3 years late, with no launch in site
A report tracking a Medicaid dataset found repeated delays, leading investigators to question when the project will be finished.
-
Citizens want agencies to use AI; they just don’t want it to sound like AI
Many government agencies utilize a digital assistant to provide customer service, but what kind of voice do citizens prefer?
-
Why is Archives creating fake online identities?
The National Archives and Records Administration has used quantitative data to establish outlines of eight key customer composites that the staff will use to inform decision-making and project prioritization when developing digital properties.
-
Feds shares guidance to help colleagues transition to cloud networks
A whitepaper has been published detailing the successes, lessons, and feedback on transitioning to cloud networks, in hopes of making it easier for other agencies.
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NTIS chief: Commerce data operation is driving government innovation, agency demand
Avi Bender talks about leveraging the Department of Commerce’s datasets to drive innovation.
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Several agencies looking for IT, cyber leaders
CIO.gov has listed three available IT focused job openings.
-
White House urges tech CEOs to help modernize government IT
The White House on Monday urged technology CEOs to pitch in on President Donald Trump’s effort to modernize government.
-
DARPA DSO director: Pitch us problems, not solutions
The Defense Sciences Office (DSO) – one of the six program areas – is reaching out to these sectors in an effort to solicit more ideas and develop them on a track that will benefit national security and society writ large.
-
FedRAMP cuts cloud approval to 4 months, but are agencies buying in?
As the cloud authorization office celebrates its fifth anniversary, it continues to strive for speed.
-
Federal acquisition scorecard shows which agencies are spending more in 2017
The 2017 Federal Scorecard has been released, providing contractors and agencies an inside look into the 2016 fiscal year’s government spending habits.
-
Medicaid data system 3 years late, with no launch in site
A report tracking a Medicaid dataset found repeated delays, leading investigators to question when the project will be finished.
-
Citizens want agencies to use AI; they just don’t want it to sound like AI
Many government agencies utilize a digital assistant to provide customer service, but what kind of voice do citizens prefer?
-
Why is Archives creating fake online identities?
The National Archives and Records Administration has used quantitative data to establish outlines of eight key customer composites that the staff will use to inform decision-making and project prioritization when developing digital properties.
-
Feds shares guidance to help colleagues transition to cloud networks
A whitepaper has been published detailing the successes, lessons, and feedback on transitioning to cloud networks, in hopes of making it easier for other agencies.
-
NTIS chief: Commerce data operation is driving government innovation, agency demand
Avi Bender talks about leveraging the Department of Commerce’s datasets to drive innovation.
-
Several agencies looking for IT, cyber leaders
CIO.gov has listed three available IT focused job openings.
-
White House urges tech CEOs to help modernize government IT
The White House on Monday urged technology CEOs to pitch in on President Donald Trump’s effort to modernize government.
-
DARPA DSO director: Pitch us problems, not solutions
The Defense Sciences Office (DSO) – one of the six program areas – is reaching out to these sectors in an effort to solicit more ideas and develop them on a track that will benefit national security and society writ large.
-
FedRAMP cuts cloud approval to 4 months, but are agencies buying in?
As the cloud authorization office celebrates its fifth anniversary, it continues to strive for speed.
