Both parties already behind on presidential transition planning
No matter the election’s outcome, the “daunting” task of presidential transition planning is already going too slow, the Partnership for Public Service said.
No matter the election’s outcome, the “daunting” task of presidential transition planning is already going too slow, the Partnership for Public Service said.
Legal experts say a recent case before the Court of Federal Claims further cements the path for unsuccessful vendors to seek judicial relief for OTAs.
Secretary Denis McDonough says Congress needs to act by mid-September to prevent a delay in benefit payments to veterans.
The Government Accountability Office recently checked back in on how VA is training its claim processors.
“When we think about the demand cycles that agencies may have … it can make a lot of sense to not own all of that iron inside of your data center,” says Red Hat’s Adam Clater. It’s why agencies increasingly rely on CSPs to meet infrastructure needs.
A recent inspector general report found VA failed to identify tens of thousands of Vietnam veterans who could qualify for retroactive benefits.
Space Hour host Eric White spoke to Dylan Powell, Lead Strategist for Weather and Earth Science at Lockheed Martin.
Brandon Wales is the second senior leader to depart CISA in recent months. He led many of CISA’s internal and external initiatives over the last three years.
Col. Kris Saling, director of innovation for Army Recruitment Command, said there are multiple tools that her division is trying to pilot aimed at retention.
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