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Four growth areas in defense IT spending for 2021 to 2022
The Department of Defense’s IT environment and surrounding landscape is undergoing a profound transformation.
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USDA can play an important role in the Biden approach to climate change
No longer an ancillary participant, USDA will be a leading player in the Biden administration’s climate change plans.
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Five key priorities for federal contractors to watch in the Biden transition
President Joe Biden’s administration promises to shift the dynamic of the government landscape with new focus areas and agency leadership.
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Answers to common questions about the administration transition
The approach of President-elect Joe Biden’s new administration means that those in the business of government will have to look out for certain changes.
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People, process and technology: An essential triad for government payroll modernization
Payroll modernization is foundational to help agencies make more informed decisions and easily adapt to a rapidly changing workforce that views digitization as table stakes.
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The Data Age is here — but are feds ready?
The reality is nearly all future government jobs will have some element of data involved.
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Staffing government procurement in the 21st century
For senior managers, upskilling experienced workers and recruiting younger, digitally native employees has become essential to navigating their agency’s digital transformation.
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Three trends to watch in the FY 2021 federal cloud computing market
The federal cloud computing market is poised for this strong growth in response to both ongoing IT modernization initiatives and new demands caused by the COVID-19 public health crisis.
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With investigations backlog eliminated, the work of true reform begins
Now is the time for the leaders of reform to redouble their commitment to transforming federal personnel vetting.
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Agencies can bolster security through AI and a talent-diverse cyber workforce
Automation and the veteran workforce offer strong avenues for federal agencies to improve their cybersecurity.
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Four growth areas in defense IT spending for 2021 to 2022
The Department of Defense’s IT environment and surrounding landscape is undergoing a profound transformation.
-
USDA can play an important role in the Biden approach to climate change
No longer an ancillary participant, USDA will be a leading player in the Biden administration’s climate change plans.
-
Five key priorities for federal contractors to watch in the Biden transition
President Joe Biden’s administration promises to shift the dynamic of the government landscape with new focus areas and agency leadership.
-
Answers to common questions about the administration transition
The approach of President-elect Joe Biden’s new administration means that those in the business of government will have to look out for certain changes.
-
People, process and technology: An essential triad for government payroll modernization
Payroll modernization is foundational to help agencies make more informed decisions and easily adapt to a rapidly changing workforce that views digitization as table stakes.
-
The Data Age is here — but are feds ready?
The reality is nearly all future government jobs will have some element of data involved.
-
Staffing government procurement in the 21st century
For senior managers, upskilling experienced workers and recruiting younger, digitally native employees has become essential to navigating their agency’s digital transformation.
-
Three trends to watch in the FY 2021 federal cloud computing market
The federal cloud computing market is poised for this strong growth in response to both ongoing IT modernization initiatives and new demands caused by the COVID-19 public health crisis.
-
With investigations backlog eliminated, the work of true reform begins
Now is the time for the leaders of reform to redouble their commitment to transforming federal personnel vetting.
-
Agencies can bolster security through AI and a talent-diverse cyber workforce
Automation and the veteran workforce offer strong avenues for federal agencies to improve their cybersecurity.
-
Four growth areas in defense IT spending for 2021 to 2022
The Department of Defense’s IT environment and surrounding landscape is undergoing a profound transformation.
-
USDA can play an important role in the Biden approach to climate change
No longer an ancillary participant, USDA will be a leading player in the Biden administration’s climate change plans.
-
Five key priorities for federal contractors to watch in the Biden transition
President Joe Biden’s administration promises to shift the dynamic of the government landscape with new focus areas and agency leadership.
-
Answers to common questions about the administration transition
The approach of President-elect Joe Biden’s new administration means that those in the business of government will have to look out for certain changes.
-
People, process and technology: An essential triad for government payroll modernization
Payroll modernization is foundational to help agencies make more informed decisions and easily adapt to a rapidly changing workforce that views digitization as table stakes.
-
The Data Age is here — but are feds ready?
The reality is nearly all future government jobs will have some element of data involved.
-
Staffing government procurement in the 21st century
For senior managers, upskilling experienced workers and recruiting younger, digitally native employees has become essential to navigating their agency’s digital transformation.
-
Three trends to watch in the FY 2021 federal cloud computing market
The federal cloud computing market is poised for this strong growth in response to both ongoing IT modernization initiatives and new demands caused by the COVID-19 public health crisis.
-
With investigations backlog eliminated, the work of true reform begins
Now is the time for the leaders of reform to redouble their commitment to transforming federal personnel vetting.
-
Agencies can bolster security through AI and a talent-diverse cyber workforce
Automation and the veteran workforce offer strong avenues for federal agencies to improve their cybersecurity.
