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Overcoming the clutter
What are the takeaways anyone working within today’s acquisition system can pull from the seeming chaos?
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How the feds got Splunk’d, according to CEO Godfrey Sullivan
Is Splunk a security company or a big data company? Or is it data analytics? The company’s CEO explains why it doesn’t matter.
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How to enable coordination and integration among agencies
Earlier this month, we wrote about the need for enterprise government, and the obstacles that make it so difficult to achieve in many administrations. So how might the next one overcome these obstacles?
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Enterprise government: How the next administration can better serve citizens
In 2017, the next administration will set to work. And the challenges are clear, if not insurmountable.
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Macfadden picks up $300M USAID contract
If ever there was a year when USAID and services corporation Macfadden were put to the test, it was 2014.
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Bring objectivity to public policy coverage
We are used to having objective insights in coverage of science, but not always in our national dialogue on public policy.
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FITARA’s trickle-down effect on component and bureau CIOs
In this post-FITARA era, federal department-level CIOs have new roles and responsibilities.
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Why serve? A reflection.
Sense of purpose, and a desire to make a positive impact, has led many to enter into public service.
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Sole-source expands to include woman-owned small business
Even with the possibility of another government shutdown and deteriorating hope for an actual fiscal year 2016 budget (continuing resolutions are most likely) there is still optimism within the small business sub-community for fiscal year 2016.
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Why FITARA can succeed where Clinger-Cohen failed
FITARA has two advantages that its predecessor lacked.
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Overcoming the clutter
What are the takeaways anyone working within today’s acquisition system can pull from the seeming chaos?
-
How the feds got Splunk’d, according to CEO Godfrey Sullivan
Is Splunk a security company or a big data company? Or is it data analytics? The company’s CEO explains why it doesn’t matter.
-
How to enable coordination and integration among agencies
Earlier this month, we wrote about the need for enterprise government, and the obstacles that make it so difficult to achieve in many administrations. So how might the next one overcome these obstacles?
-
Enterprise government: How the next administration can better serve citizens
In 2017, the next administration will set to work. And the challenges are clear, if not insurmountable.
-
Macfadden picks up $300M USAID contract
If ever there was a year when USAID and services corporation Macfadden were put to the test, it was 2014.
-
Bring objectivity to public policy coverage
We are used to having objective insights in coverage of science, but not always in our national dialogue on public policy.
-
FITARA’s trickle-down effect on component and bureau CIOs
In this post-FITARA era, federal department-level CIOs have new roles and responsibilities.
-
Why serve? A reflection.
Sense of purpose, and a desire to make a positive impact, has led many to enter into public service.
-
Sole-source expands to include woman-owned small business
Even with the possibility of another government shutdown and deteriorating hope for an actual fiscal year 2016 budget (continuing resolutions are most likely) there is still optimism within the small business sub-community for fiscal year 2016.
-
Why FITARA can succeed where Clinger-Cohen failed
FITARA has two advantages that its predecessor lacked.
-
Overcoming the clutter
What are the takeaways anyone working within today’s acquisition system can pull from the seeming chaos?
-
How the feds got Splunk’d, according to CEO Godfrey Sullivan
Is Splunk a security company or a big data company? Or is it data analytics? The company’s CEO explains why it doesn’t matter.
-
How to enable coordination and integration among agencies
Earlier this month, we wrote about the need for enterprise government, and the obstacles that make it so difficult to achieve in many administrations. So how might the next one overcome these obstacles?
-
Enterprise government: How the next administration can better serve citizens
In 2017, the next administration will set to work. And the challenges are clear, if not insurmountable.
-
Macfadden picks up $300M USAID contract
If ever there was a year when USAID and services corporation Macfadden were put to the test, it was 2014.
-
Bring objectivity to public policy coverage
We are used to having objective insights in coverage of science, but not always in our national dialogue on public policy.
-
FITARA’s trickle-down effect on component and bureau CIOs
In this post-FITARA era, federal department-level CIOs have new roles and responsibilities.
-
Why serve? A reflection.
Sense of purpose, and a desire to make a positive impact, has led many to enter into public service.
-
Sole-source expands to include woman-owned small business
Even with the possibility of another government shutdown and deteriorating hope for an actual fiscal year 2016 budget (continuing resolutions are most likely) there is still optimism within the small business sub-community for fiscal year 2016.
-
Why FITARA can succeed where Clinger-Cohen failed
FITARA has two advantages that its predecessor lacked.
