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CIO should be part of DHS Joint Requirements Council, says GAO
The Department of Homeland Security’s reinstated Joint Requirements Council has established an initial management approach that could benefit the agency’s acquisitions, especially if they reinforce the role of the Office of the Chief Information Officer.
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Extracting untapped value in agency information assets
In this age of “doing more with less,” it’s important to focus on initiatives that optimize Return on Information.
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Report scores FITARA scorecard, recommends improvements
“FITARA at a Crossroads,” a survey of the May 2016 Federal IT Technology Acquisition Reform Act’s scorecard, looks at the angst and potential surrounding FITARA and its future implementation and oversight.
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GSA nabs former Pixar exec as TTS commissioner
As the agency stands up its new technology acquisition arm, it’s looking to Silicon Valley to help spur its innovation.
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Administration proposes guidance to kick-start federal IT modernization
The public has 30 days to submit comments on a set of actions to identify and prioritize government IT systems in need of upgrades.
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Enabling intel sharing in era of data center optimization
While the military and intelligence communities work with treasure troves of data that must be reliably accessible, agencies simultaneously have been mandated to consolidate and optimize data centers for cost efficiency.
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Millennials bring risks, efficiencies to federal agencies, says survey
As the federal workplace changes to court and retain millennials, so must the way leaders compensate for their security and technology practices.
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IG: 18F has three months to make $56M
GSA’s inspector general issued a report slamming 18F’s funding methods and failure to recoup costs over the last three years.
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GSA’s Making It Easier initiative enters second phase
The agency’s plan to streamline acquisition is about to find its second gear.
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It’s not them, it’s us: The insider threat
It is a given that employees with dangerous data usage — whether malicious or not — will sneak through the cracks of the hiring process.
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CIO should be part of DHS Joint Requirements Council, says GAO
The Department of Homeland Security’s reinstated Joint Requirements Council has established an initial management approach that could benefit the agency’s acquisitions, especially if they reinforce the role of the Office of the Chief Information Officer.
-
Extracting untapped value in agency information assets
In this age of “doing more with less,” it’s important to focus on initiatives that optimize Return on Information.
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Report scores FITARA scorecard, recommends improvements
“FITARA at a Crossroads,” a survey of the May 2016 Federal IT Technology Acquisition Reform Act’s scorecard, looks at the angst and potential surrounding FITARA and its future implementation and oversight.
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GSA nabs former Pixar exec as TTS commissioner
As the agency stands up its new technology acquisition arm, it’s looking to Silicon Valley to help spur its innovation.
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Administration proposes guidance to kick-start federal IT modernization
The public has 30 days to submit comments on a set of actions to identify and prioritize government IT systems in need of upgrades.
-
Enabling intel sharing in era of data center optimization
While the military and intelligence communities work with treasure troves of data that must be reliably accessible, agencies simultaneously have been mandated to consolidate and optimize data centers for cost efficiency.
-
Millennials bring risks, efficiencies to federal agencies, says survey
As the federal workplace changes to court and retain millennials, so must the way leaders compensate for their security and technology practices.
-
IG: 18F has three months to make $56M
GSA’s inspector general issued a report slamming 18F’s funding methods and failure to recoup costs over the last three years.
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GSA’s Making It Easier initiative enters second phase
The agency’s plan to streamline acquisition is about to find its second gear.
-
It’s not them, it’s us: The insider threat
It is a given that employees with dangerous data usage — whether malicious or not — will sneak through the cracks of the hiring process.
-
CIO should be part of DHS Joint Requirements Council, says GAO
The Department of Homeland Security’s reinstated Joint Requirements Council has established an initial management approach that could benefit the agency’s acquisitions, especially if they reinforce the role of the Office of the Chief Information Officer.
-
Extracting untapped value in agency information assets
In this age of “doing more with less,” it’s important to focus on initiatives that optimize Return on Information.
-
Report scores FITARA scorecard, recommends improvements
“FITARA at a Crossroads,” a survey of the May 2016 Federal IT Technology Acquisition Reform Act’s scorecard, looks at the angst and potential surrounding FITARA and its future implementation and oversight.
-
GSA nabs former Pixar exec as TTS commissioner
As the agency stands up its new technology acquisition arm, it’s looking to Silicon Valley to help spur its innovation.
-
Administration proposes guidance to kick-start federal IT modernization
The public has 30 days to submit comments on a set of actions to identify and prioritize government IT systems in need of upgrades.
-
Enabling intel sharing in era of data center optimization
While the military and intelligence communities work with treasure troves of data that must be reliably accessible, agencies simultaneously have been mandated to consolidate and optimize data centers for cost efficiency.
-
Millennials bring risks, efficiencies to federal agencies, says survey
As the federal workplace changes to court and retain millennials, so must the way leaders compensate for their security and technology practices.
-
IG: 18F has three months to make $56M
GSA’s inspector general issued a report slamming 18F’s funding methods and failure to recoup costs over the last three years.
-
GSA’s Making It Easier initiative enters second phase
The agency’s plan to streamline acquisition is about to find its second gear.
-
It’s not them, it’s us: The insider threat
It is a given that employees with dangerous data usage — whether malicious or not — will sneak through the cracks of the hiring process.
