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Now is the time to take DIUx global
Is the Pentagon’s signature effort to engage commercial technology startups primed to go global?
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How automated records management can reduce agency burdens
With National Archives and Records Administration’s 2019 and 2022 electronic records management deadlines approaching, agencies are going to need to find a method to streamline this process, and integrating automation can help.
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A proxy battle of innovation vs. legacy technology
The vigorous jousting among competitors over the Department of Defense’s JEDI cloud contract is revealing a broader struggle between conflicting approaches to technology and to meeting future government computing needs.
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Pentagon procurement in the digital age
While moving Department of Defense data to a cloud-based system is urgently needed, a sole-source award in the presence of a vibrant marketplace for cloud-based IT services runs counter to private sector practice.
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How smart operations can strengthen federal procurement
Federal government procurement policies and systems must strive to increase transparency and consumerize the procurement experience for buyers and suppliers.
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Revealed: The Trump version of international diplomacy
As the Trump doctrine transforms over time, there are some hints that perhaps the global community just might have some opportunity to benefit from the approach of the so-called negotiator in chief.
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The case for universal certification
Federal government adoption of a common professional standard and a widely accepted body of knowledge for contract management would be the most dramatic “reform” in a generation, while simultaneously simplifying everything.
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Will the empire strike back? OTA and the future of acquisition
The military customer’s frustration with the Pentagon’s acquisition system has reached new heights.
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Cloud-y with a chance of progress
Years in the making, the Department of Defense is officially on board with the cloud revolution.
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Commentary: Congress must act to rein in DoD waste, red tape
The head of the House Armed Services Committee on his plan to reform a ‘slow, cumbersome bureaucracy.’
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Now is the time to take DIUx global
Is the Pentagon’s signature effort to engage commercial technology startups primed to go global?
-
How automated records management can reduce agency burdens
With National Archives and Records Administration’s 2019 and 2022 electronic records management deadlines approaching, agencies are going to need to find a method to streamline this process, and integrating automation can help.
-
A proxy battle of innovation vs. legacy technology
The vigorous jousting among competitors over the Department of Defense’s JEDI cloud contract is revealing a broader struggle between conflicting approaches to technology and to meeting future government computing needs.
-
Pentagon procurement in the digital age
While moving Department of Defense data to a cloud-based system is urgently needed, a sole-source award in the presence of a vibrant marketplace for cloud-based IT services runs counter to private sector practice.
-
How smart operations can strengthen federal procurement
Federal government procurement policies and systems must strive to increase transparency and consumerize the procurement experience for buyers and suppliers.
-
Revealed: The Trump version of international diplomacy
As the Trump doctrine transforms over time, there are some hints that perhaps the global community just might have some opportunity to benefit from the approach of the so-called negotiator in chief.
-
The case for universal certification
Federal government adoption of a common professional standard and a widely accepted body of knowledge for contract management would be the most dramatic “reform” in a generation, while simultaneously simplifying everything.
-
Will the empire strike back? OTA and the future of acquisition
The military customer’s frustration with the Pentagon’s acquisition system has reached new heights.
-
Cloud-y with a chance of progress
Years in the making, the Department of Defense is officially on board with the cloud revolution.
-
Commentary: Congress must act to rein in DoD waste, red tape
The head of the House Armed Services Committee on his plan to reform a ‘slow, cumbersome bureaucracy.’
-
Now is the time to take DIUx global
Is the Pentagon’s signature effort to engage commercial technology startups primed to go global?
-
How automated records management can reduce agency burdens
With National Archives and Records Administration’s 2019 and 2022 electronic records management deadlines approaching, agencies are going to need to find a method to streamline this process, and integrating automation can help.
-
A proxy battle of innovation vs. legacy technology
The vigorous jousting among competitors over the Department of Defense’s JEDI cloud contract is revealing a broader struggle between conflicting approaches to technology and to meeting future government computing needs.
-
Pentagon procurement in the digital age
While moving Department of Defense data to a cloud-based system is urgently needed, a sole-source award in the presence of a vibrant marketplace for cloud-based IT services runs counter to private sector practice.
-
How smart operations can strengthen federal procurement
Federal government procurement policies and systems must strive to increase transparency and consumerize the procurement experience for buyers and suppliers.
-
Revealed: The Trump version of international diplomacy
As the Trump doctrine transforms over time, there are some hints that perhaps the global community just might have some opportunity to benefit from the approach of the so-called negotiator in chief.
-
The case for universal certification
Federal government adoption of a common professional standard and a widely accepted body of knowledge for contract management would be the most dramatic “reform” in a generation, while simultaneously simplifying everything.
-
Will the empire strike back? OTA and the future of acquisition
The military customer’s frustration with the Pentagon’s acquisition system has reached new heights.
-
Cloud-y with a chance of progress
Years in the making, the Department of Defense is officially on board with the cloud revolution.
-
Commentary: Congress must act to rein in DoD waste, red tape
The head of the House Armed Services Committee on his plan to reform a ‘slow, cumbersome bureaucracy.’
