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Does the new DoD cloud strategy actually offer opportunities?
The Department of Defense strategy indicates further opportunities for cloud service providers beyond the controversial Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract, but challenges may still remain.
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OPM looks for advice on a health insurance enrollment system
The Office of Personnel Management wants to create a one-stop-shop for feds to compare and select healthcare plans.
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The White House has a new IT boss
The appointee will manage IT for the White House and Executive Office of the President, according to a Trump administration announcement.
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A tweaked DoD cloud strategy looks beyond Amazon
The official Department of Defense cloud strategy will pursue a single general purpose cloud surrounded by multiple other cloud environments designed for more specific uses.
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Is cybersecurity more important than cost, schedule or performance?
With foreign hackers more active, government leaders must embrace cybersecurity as a fourth pillar of acquisition.
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Citizenship and Immigration Services expands its online tools
Asylum and citizenship applicants can now do more from their computers, smartphones and tablets.
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What impact is the shutdown having on federal contractors?
As SAIC welcomes thousands of new employees to the family, the company’s leadership discusses the challenges of the government shutdown.
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Will Enterprise IT as a Service create a more digital Air Force?
The Air Force is looking to create more efficiencies in a future data and network centric environment.
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How the 2019 shutdown could impact a ‘whole generation of workers’
The lengthy, partial government shutdown will likely have negative impacts on both recruiting and retention afforts at agencies and contractors.
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House passes bill to elevate federal CIO
Reps. Will Hurd, R-Texas, and Robin Kelly, D-Ill., doubled down on passing legislation that would elevate IT modernization and cybersecurity in the federal government.
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Does the new DoD cloud strategy actually offer opportunities?
The Department of Defense strategy indicates further opportunities for cloud service providers beyond the controversial Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract, but challenges may still remain.
-
OPM looks for advice on a health insurance enrollment system
The Office of Personnel Management wants to create a one-stop-shop for feds to compare and select healthcare plans.
-
The White House has a new IT boss
The appointee will manage IT for the White House and Executive Office of the President, according to a Trump administration announcement.
-
A tweaked DoD cloud strategy looks beyond Amazon
The official Department of Defense cloud strategy will pursue a single general purpose cloud surrounded by multiple other cloud environments designed for more specific uses.
-
Is cybersecurity more important than cost, schedule or performance?
With foreign hackers more active, government leaders must embrace cybersecurity as a fourth pillar of acquisition.
-
Citizenship and Immigration Services expands its online tools
Asylum and citizenship applicants can now do more from their computers, smartphones and tablets.
-
What impact is the shutdown having on federal contractors?
As SAIC welcomes thousands of new employees to the family, the company’s leadership discusses the challenges of the government shutdown.
-
Will Enterprise IT as a Service create a more digital Air Force?
The Air Force is looking to create more efficiencies in a future data and network centric environment.
-
How the 2019 shutdown could impact a ‘whole generation of workers’
The lengthy, partial government shutdown will likely have negative impacts on both recruiting and retention afforts at agencies and contractors.
-
House passes bill to elevate federal CIO
Reps. Will Hurd, R-Texas, and Robin Kelly, D-Ill., doubled down on passing legislation that would elevate IT modernization and cybersecurity in the federal government.
-
Does the new DoD cloud strategy actually offer opportunities?
The Department of Defense strategy indicates further opportunities for cloud service providers beyond the controversial Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract, but challenges may still remain.
-
OPM looks for advice on a health insurance enrollment system
The Office of Personnel Management wants to create a one-stop-shop for feds to compare and select healthcare plans.
-
The White House has a new IT boss
The appointee will manage IT for the White House and Executive Office of the President, according to a Trump administration announcement.
-
A tweaked DoD cloud strategy looks beyond Amazon
The official Department of Defense cloud strategy will pursue a single general purpose cloud surrounded by multiple other cloud environments designed for more specific uses.
-
Is cybersecurity more important than cost, schedule or performance?
With foreign hackers more active, government leaders must embrace cybersecurity as a fourth pillar of acquisition.
-
Citizenship and Immigration Services expands its online tools
Asylum and citizenship applicants can now do more from their computers, smartphones and tablets.
-
What impact is the shutdown having on federal contractors?
As SAIC welcomes thousands of new employees to the family, the company’s leadership discusses the challenges of the government shutdown.
-
Will Enterprise IT as a Service create a more digital Air Force?
The Air Force is looking to create more efficiencies in a future data and network centric environment.
-
How the 2019 shutdown could impact a ‘whole generation of workers’
The lengthy, partial government shutdown will likely have negative impacts on both recruiting and retention afforts at agencies and contractors.
-
House passes bill to elevate federal CIO
Reps. Will Hurd, R-Texas, and Robin Kelly, D-Ill., doubled down on passing legislation that would elevate IT modernization and cybersecurity in the federal government.
