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A new masterclass trains digital acquisition ‘Top Guns’
Tech procurement requires a different approach than other buying styles, and the DITAP development program from the Office of Management and Budget and U.S. Digital Services aims to give participants a hands-on approach to best practices.
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How agencies can get money from the government ‘Shark Tank’
The Technology Modernization Board encouraged agencies to submit even their most early stage proposals for how they would use some of the $100 million available to modernize IT.
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Grades plummet on latest government IT evaluation
Agencies struggled with the addition of new categories on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard, and longstanding problem categories still plagued some.
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GSA wants to modernize how feds get paid
The system, called NewPay, would be offered to all interested federal agencies under a blanket purchase agreement reaching potentially $2.5 billion.
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VA finalizes contract to bring electronic health records in line with military systems
The multi-year and multi-billion-dollar effort could have wide ranging impact on all of American health care.
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Pentagon wants nuclear secrets out of the silos and into the cloud
New Pentagon-specific cloud infrastructure must be built to accommodate nuclear secrets, and hopefully the attendant risk.
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Trump executive order reprioritizes IT leadership authorities
The executive order mandates many chief information officer authorities that have long been required by legislation without widespread success.
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Federal CIO: Agencies need more diverse teams to drive innovation
The cross-agency goals in the President’s Management Agenda aim to foster a collaborative government for the next decade, instead of just playing catch up, according to Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent.
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Adobe becomes first to receive streamlined federal cloud authorization
Adobe’s Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Sign services were the first to receive authorization under the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program’s streamlined process for assessing low risk products.
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Inside the EPA’s longstanding struggles with IT security
Two Inspector General reports found that the Environmental Protection Agency has yet to meet standards for information security and inadequately kept track of its IT property.
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A new masterclass trains digital acquisition ‘Top Guns’
Tech procurement requires a different approach than other buying styles, and the DITAP development program from the Office of Management and Budget and U.S. Digital Services aims to give participants a hands-on approach to best practices.
-
How agencies can get money from the government ‘Shark Tank’
The Technology Modernization Board encouraged agencies to submit even their most early stage proposals for how they would use some of the $100 million available to modernize IT.
-
Grades plummet on latest government IT evaluation
Agencies struggled with the addition of new categories on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard, and longstanding problem categories still plagued some.
-
GSA wants to modernize how feds get paid
The system, called NewPay, would be offered to all interested federal agencies under a blanket purchase agreement reaching potentially $2.5 billion.
-
VA finalizes contract to bring electronic health records in line with military systems
The multi-year and multi-billion-dollar effort could have wide ranging impact on all of American health care.
-
Pentagon wants nuclear secrets out of the silos and into the cloud
New Pentagon-specific cloud infrastructure must be built to accommodate nuclear secrets, and hopefully the attendant risk.
-
Trump executive order reprioritizes IT leadership authorities
The executive order mandates many chief information officer authorities that have long been required by legislation without widespread success.
-
Federal CIO: Agencies need more diverse teams to drive innovation
The cross-agency goals in the President’s Management Agenda aim to foster a collaborative government for the next decade, instead of just playing catch up, according to Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent.
-
Adobe becomes first to receive streamlined federal cloud authorization
Adobe’s Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Sign services were the first to receive authorization under the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program’s streamlined process for assessing low risk products.
-
Inside the EPA’s longstanding struggles with IT security
Two Inspector General reports found that the Environmental Protection Agency has yet to meet standards for information security and inadequately kept track of its IT property.
-
A new masterclass trains digital acquisition ‘Top Guns’
Tech procurement requires a different approach than other buying styles, and the DITAP development program from the Office of Management and Budget and U.S. Digital Services aims to give participants a hands-on approach to best practices.
-
How agencies can get money from the government ‘Shark Tank’
The Technology Modernization Board encouraged agencies to submit even their most early stage proposals for how they would use some of the $100 million available to modernize IT.
-
Grades plummet on latest government IT evaluation
Agencies struggled with the addition of new categories on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard, and longstanding problem categories still plagued some.
-
GSA wants to modernize how feds get paid
The system, called NewPay, would be offered to all interested federal agencies under a blanket purchase agreement reaching potentially $2.5 billion.
-
VA finalizes contract to bring electronic health records in line with military systems
The multi-year and multi-billion-dollar effort could have wide ranging impact on all of American health care.
-
Pentagon wants nuclear secrets out of the silos and into the cloud
New Pentagon-specific cloud infrastructure must be built to accommodate nuclear secrets, and hopefully the attendant risk.
-
Trump executive order reprioritizes IT leadership authorities
The executive order mandates many chief information officer authorities that have long been required by legislation without widespread success.
-
Federal CIO: Agencies need more diverse teams to drive innovation
The cross-agency goals in the President’s Management Agenda aim to foster a collaborative government for the next decade, instead of just playing catch up, according to Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent.
-
Adobe becomes first to receive streamlined federal cloud authorization
Adobe’s Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Sign services were the first to receive authorization under the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program’s streamlined process for assessing low risk products.
-
Inside the EPA’s longstanding struggles with IT security
Two Inspector General reports found that the Environmental Protection Agency has yet to meet standards for information security and inadequately kept track of its IT property.
