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IBM adds to its JEDI cloud contract protest
IBM filed additional materials to its protest of the potentially $10 billion single-source Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract.
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OMB’s data center plan of attack is available for comment
The Office of Management and Budget released a draft federal data center policy to go along with the two-year data center consolidation extension passed in 2017.
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Forest Service launches online Christmas tree permit tool
Citizens wishing to cut their Christmas tree from a national forest can now buy permits to cut those trees online.
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Former Health and Human Services tech lead moves to GSA
Former Health and Human Services Chief Information Officer Beth Killoran took up a new position at the General Services Administration Nov. 13.
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The Pentagon failed its audit, but officials aren’t surprised
After years of delays, the Pentagon has completed its first-ever audit.
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GAO shuts down Oracle’s JEDI protest, but it’s not over yet
One JEDI protest down … many, many more likely to go.
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Is the Defense Department’s entire vision of cybersecurity wrong?
One top official believes the physical world is not analogous to the cyber world.
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Insufficient plans hold back tech leadership authorities, report finds
Legislation and administrative guidance requires federal agencies to make certain changes to empower their chief information officers, but some agencies lack the plans required to make those changes, a watchdog report found.
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Less than half of federal agencies have met identity management rules
Only 41 percent of government agencies have met the federal guidelines for identity and access management, according to a new report.
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US panel warns against government purchase of Chinese tech
In its annual report on Wednesday, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission warns of dangers to the U.S. government and private sector from a reliance on global supply chains linked to China, which is the world’s largest manufacturer of information technology equipment.
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IBM adds to its JEDI cloud contract protest
IBM filed additional materials to its protest of the potentially $10 billion single-source Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract.
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OMB’s data center plan of attack is available for comment
The Office of Management and Budget released a draft federal data center policy to go along with the two-year data center consolidation extension passed in 2017.
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Forest Service launches online Christmas tree permit tool
Citizens wishing to cut their Christmas tree from a national forest can now buy permits to cut those trees online.
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Former Health and Human Services tech lead moves to GSA
Former Health and Human Services Chief Information Officer Beth Killoran took up a new position at the General Services Administration Nov. 13.
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The Pentagon failed its audit, but officials aren’t surprised
After years of delays, the Pentagon has completed its first-ever audit.
-
GAO shuts down Oracle’s JEDI protest, but it’s not over yet
One JEDI protest down … many, many more likely to go.
-
Is the Defense Department’s entire vision of cybersecurity wrong?
One top official believes the physical world is not analogous to the cyber world.
-
Insufficient plans hold back tech leadership authorities, report finds
Legislation and administrative guidance requires federal agencies to make certain changes to empower their chief information officers, but some agencies lack the plans required to make those changes, a watchdog report found.
-
Less than half of federal agencies have met identity management rules
Only 41 percent of government agencies have met the federal guidelines for identity and access management, according to a new report.
-
US panel warns against government purchase of Chinese tech
In its annual report on Wednesday, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission warns of dangers to the U.S. government and private sector from a reliance on global supply chains linked to China, which is the world’s largest manufacturer of information technology equipment.
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IBM adds to its JEDI cloud contract protest
IBM filed additional materials to its protest of the potentially $10 billion single-source Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract.
-
OMB’s data center plan of attack is available for comment
The Office of Management and Budget released a draft federal data center policy to go along with the two-year data center consolidation extension passed in 2017.
-
Forest Service launches online Christmas tree permit tool
Citizens wishing to cut their Christmas tree from a national forest can now buy permits to cut those trees online.
-
Former Health and Human Services tech lead moves to GSA
Former Health and Human Services Chief Information Officer Beth Killoran took up a new position at the General Services Administration Nov. 13.
-
The Pentagon failed its audit, but officials aren’t surprised
After years of delays, the Pentagon has completed its first-ever audit.
-
GAO shuts down Oracle’s JEDI protest, but it’s not over yet
One JEDI protest down … many, many more likely to go.
-
Is the Defense Department’s entire vision of cybersecurity wrong?
One top official believes the physical world is not analogous to the cyber world.
-
Insufficient plans hold back tech leadership authorities, report finds
Legislation and administrative guidance requires federal agencies to make certain changes to empower their chief information officers, but some agencies lack the plans required to make those changes, a watchdog report found.
-
Less than half of federal agencies have met identity management rules
Only 41 percent of government agencies have met the federal guidelines for identity and access management, according to a new report.
-
US panel warns against government purchase of Chinese tech
In its annual report on Wednesday, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission warns of dangers to the U.S. government and private sector from a reliance on global supply chains linked to China, which is the world’s largest manufacturer of information technology equipment.
