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What options do agencies have for unified communications?
The government market opportunity for communications solutions in the United States is growing, with an estimated 21 million contact center and unified communications seats. At least 8 million seats are expected to migrate to the cloud in the next three years.
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DoD’s top IT official talks AI, JEDI, and how to win over the commercial tech community
In an exclusive interview in December, the Pentagon Chief Information Officer Dana Deasy shared his priorities and strategy reshaping defense technology.
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Here are SBA’s modernization missions for 2020
The Small Business Administration wants a better view of its customers in 2020. Here’s how.
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How emerging tech can reshape the workforce
Gary Washington, the chief information officer of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, sat down with Federal Times to talk about agency culture, focusing on cybersecurity and learning to use emerging technology to serve business processes.
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How giving at national parks is ‘all about love’
Reginald Chapple, chief of the National Park Service Office of Partnerships and Philanthropy, discusses the landscape of donations in the nation’s public lands.
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As technology advances, so must a person’s ability to adapt
The federal government needs to raise its project management technology quotient to improve outcomes.
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Federal Hot Take podcast: Too big to fail? Companies are far ahead of their peers, so who will the government turn to?
In this episode of Federal Hot Take, Mike Gruss, editor of C4ISRNET and Fifth Domain, is joined by Kelsey Atherton, staff writer at C4ISRNET. They talk about the idea of whether “too big to fail” could ever become applicable to technology companies as the government works through a massive modernization effort and how markets may…
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The need for analytics in government decision-making
How unlocking data’s full potential can enable government to identify and mitigate its judgement bias.
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Federal Hot Take podcast episode 3: Personal data in the federal system
In this episode of Federal Hot Take, Mike Gruss, editor of C4ISRNET and Fifth Domain, is joined by Jessie Bur, associate editor of Federal Times, and Justin Lynch, associate editor of Fifth Domain. The group talks about why the federal government needs so much personally identifiable information, how the Office of Personnel and Management hack…
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What options do agencies have for unified communications?
The government market opportunity for communications solutions in the United States is growing, with an estimated 21 million contact center and unified communications seats. At least 8 million seats are expected to migrate to the cloud in the next three years.
-
DoD’s top IT official talks AI, JEDI, and how to win over the commercial tech community
In an exclusive interview in December, the Pentagon Chief Information Officer Dana Deasy shared his priorities and strategy reshaping defense technology.
-
Here are SBA’s modernization missions for 2020
The Small Business Administration wants a better view of its customers in 2020. Here’s how.
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How emerging tech can reshape the workforce
Gary Washington, the chief information officer of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, sat down with Federal Times to talk about agency culture, focusing on cybersecurity and learning to use emerging technology to serve business processes.
-
How giving at national parks is ‘all about love’
Reginald Chapple, chief of the National Park Service Office of Partnerships and Philanthropy, discusses the landscape of donations in the nation’s public lands.
-
As technology advances, so must a person’s ability to adapt
The federal government needs to raise its project management technology quotient to improve outcomes.
-
Federal Hot Take podcast: Too big to fail? Companies are far ahead of their peers, so who will the government turn to?
In this episode of Federal Hot Take, Mike Gruss, editor of C4ISRNET and Fifth Domain, is joined by Kelsey Atherton, staff writer at C4ISRNET. They talk about the idea of whether “too big to fail” could ever become applicable to technology companies as the government works through a massive modernization effort and how markets may…
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The need for analytics in government decision-making
How unlocking data’s full potential can enable government to identify and mitigate its judgement bias.
-
Federal Hot Take podcast episode 3: Personal data in the federal system
In this episode of Federal Hot Take, Mike Gruss, editor of C4ISRNET and Fifth Domain, is joined by Jessie Bur, associate editor of Federal Times, and Justin Lynch, associate editor of Fifth Domain. The group talks about why the federal government needs so much personally identifiable information, how the Office of Personnel and Management hack…
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What options do agencies have for unified communications?
The government market opportunity for communications solutions in the United States is growing, with an estimated 21 million contact center and unified communications seats. At least 8 million seats are expected to migrate to the cloud in the next three years.
-
DoD’s top IT official talks AI, JEDI, and how to win over the commercial tech community
In an exclusive interview in December, the Pentagon Chief Information Officer Dana Deasy shared his priorities and strategy reshaping defense technology.
-
Here are SBA’s modernization missions for 2020
The Small Business Administration wants a better view of its customers in 2020. Here’s how.
-
How emerging tech can reshape the workforce
Gary Washington, the chief information officer of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, sat down with Federal Times to talk about agency culture, focusing on cybersecurity and learning to use emerging technology to serve business processes.
-
How giving at national parks is ‘all about love’
Reginald Chapple, chief of the National Park Service Office of Partnerships and Philanthropy, discusses the landscape of donations in the nation’s public lands.
-
As technology advances, so must a person’s ability to adapt
The federal government needs to raise its project management technology quotient to improve outcomes.
-
Federal Hot Take podcast: Too big to fail? Companies are far ahead of their peers, so who will the government turn to?
In this episode of Federal Hot Take, Mike Gruss, editor of C4ISRNET and Fifth Domain, is joined by Kelsey Atherton, staff writer at C4ISRNET. They talk about the idea of whether “too big to fail” could ever become applicable to technology companies as the government works through a massive modernization effort and how markets may…
-
The need for analytics in government decision-making
How unlocking data’s full potential can enable government to identify and mitigate its judgement bias.
-
Federal Hot Take podcast episode 3: Personal data in the federal system
In this episode of Federal Hot Take, Mike Gruss, editor of C4ISRNET and Fifth Domain, is joined by Jessie Bur, associate editor of Federal Times, and Justin Lynch, associate editor of Fifth Domain. The group talks about why the federal government needs so much personally identifiable information, how the Office of Personnel and Management hack…
