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The robots are here, so welcome them
Intelligent automation tools can enhance government efficiency and citizen engagement.
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How bots are making ‘the self-driving network’ a reality
This bold and compelling vision of networking’s future may seem impossible to some and even worrisome to a few. However, it’s exactly the type of revolutionary foresight that’s required as the government responds to disruptions.
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How should the tech industry handle high-profile government contracts?
For tech companies, government contracts promise big money and relative security. But they are also a slippery slope.
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3 ways agencies can improve procurement and modernization
Now more than ever government agencies have top-level backing, funding and momentum to overhaul outdated technologies and revamp the federal IT infrastructure.
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Attracting top federal talent means empowering a digital native workforce
Mobile’s influence is only expected to grow, and the federal government must make substantial changes to address the growing technology skills gap.
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Here’s what government digital transformation needs
Two complex program evolutions highlight how highly aligned teams supported by strong management and technical leaders could significantly benefit engineering performance as agencies meet challenges in the digital environment.
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What IT modernization means for the CAC
The journey to modernize is also leading federal agencies toward a “zero-trust” security model, first discussed and implemented in the private sector, but now gaining traction in the public sector.
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Perimeter defense won’t work for DoD in the era of the cloud
Treating data as the perimeter will help defense agencies adapt more easily to future changes in the network architecture.
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The progress and opportunities for women-owned small businesses
The release of the Small Business Administration’s FY17 Procurement Scorecard reveals positive signs and further possibilities that WOSB contractors can pursue before the federal fiscal year ends on September 30.
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Informants aren’t spies – they’re essential FBI tools
President Trump has described an informant as a “spy” who was “placed” in his campaign. An examination of how the FBI has handled and used informants in the past will shed light on this current controversy.
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The robots are here, so welcome them
Intelligent automation tools can enhance government efficiency and citizen engagement.
-
How bots are making ‘the self-driving network’ a reality
This bold and compelling vision of networking’s future may seem impossible to some and even worrisome to a few. However, it’s exactly the type of revolutionary foresight that’s required as the government responds to disruptions.
-
How should the tech industry handle high-profile government contracts?
For tech companies, government contracts promise big money and relative security. But they are also a slippery slope.
-
3 ways agencies can improve procurement and modernization
Now more than ever government agencies have top-level backing, funding and momentum to overhaul outdated technologies and revamp the federal IT infrastructure.
-
Attracting top federal talent means empowering a digital native workforce
Mobile’s influence is only expected to grow, and the federal government must make substantial changes to address the growing technology skills gap.
-
Here’s what government digital transformation needs
Two complex program evolutions highlight how highly aligned teams supported by strong management and technical leaders could significantly benefit engineering performance as agencies meet challenges in the digital environment.
-
What IT modernization means for the CAC
The journey to modernize is also leading federal agencies toward a “zero-trust” security model, first discussed and implemented in the private sector, but now gaining traction in the public sector.
-
Perimeter defense won’t work for DoD in the era of the cloud
Treating data as the perimeter will help defense agencies adapt more easily to future changes in the network architecture.
-
The progress and opportunities for women-owned small businesses
The release of the Small Business Administration’s FY17 Procurement Scorecard reveals positive signs and further possibilities that WOSB contractors can pursue before the federal fiscal year ends on September 30.
-
Informants aren’t spies – they’re essential FBI tools
President Trump has described an informant as a “spy” who was “placed” in his campaign. An examination of how the FBI has handled and used informants in the past will shed light on this current controversy.
-
The robots are here, so welcome them
Intelligent automation tools can enhance government efficiency and citizen engagement.
-
How bots are making ‘the self-driving network’ a reality
This bold and compelling vision of networking’s future may seem impossible to some and even worrisome to a few. However, it’s exactly the type of revolutionary foresight that’s required as the government responds to disruptions.
-
How should the tech industry handle high-profile government contracts?
For tech companies, government contracts promise big money and relative security. But they are also a slippery slope.
-
3 ways agencies can improve procurement and modernization
Now more than ever government agencies have top-level backing, funding and momentum to overhaul outdated technologies and revamp the federal IT infrastructure.
-
Attracting top federal talent means empowering a digital native workforce
Mobile’s influence is only expected to grow, and the federal government must make substantial changes to address the growing technology skills gap.
-
Here’s what government digital transformation needs
Two complex program evolutions highlight how highly aligned teams supported by strong management and technical leaders could significantly benefit engineering performance as agencies meet challenges in the digital environment.
-
What IT modernization means for the CAC
The journey to modernize is also leading federal agencies toward a “zero-trust” security model, first discussed and implemented in the private sector, but now gaining traction in the public sector.
-
Perimeter defense won’t work for DoD in the era of the cloud
Treating data as the perimeter will help defense agencies adapt more easily to future changes in the network architecture.
-
The progress and opportunities for women-owned small businesses
The release of the Small Business Administration’s FY17 Procurement Scorecard reveals positive signs and further possibilities that WOSB contractors can pursue before the federal fiscal year ends on September 30.
-
Informants aren’t spies – they’re essential FBI tools
President Trump has described an informant as a “spy” who was “placed” in his campaign. An examination of how the FBI has handled and used informants in the past will shed light on this current controversy.
