Managed Services
Mark Bacon, acquisition program manager for the Center’s Managed Service Office (MSO) at Hanscom Air Force Base,, said seven applications have migrated to the cloud so far, and many more are to come.
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The National Cancer Institute’s acting CIO said his first attempt at managed services will be a printing pilot.
Perhaps the first generation of managed services was ahead of its time. No more. Given the rapid maturation of cloud-hosted applications, more ubiquitous bandwidth, and the greater need to manage costs, more federal agencies are engaging with contractors for managed services.
George Johnson, the chief security officer for NC4, joins host John Gilroy to discuss the new kinds of secured networks that are now available to federal agencies. April 14, 2015
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Commerce Department spreads Chips Act money across the country
“The Recompete program is a program that’s designed to invest grant funding into economically distressed communities across the country,” said Rachael Sun.
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Invisible sacrifices: The billion-dollar social cost of military spouse unemployment
Given the sacrifices the military lifestyle demands, it’s no surprise the unemployment rate for military spouses has remained five times the national average.
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How AmeriCorps hopes to recruit more seniors
“We have about 140,000 volunteers that volunteer through our grantees. We have grantees in every state and two territories,” said Atalaya Sergi.
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Your federal life is about to get a bit more expensive
“There are still some challenges with regard to retirement services and customer service,” NARFE’s John Hatton said.
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FEMA surges fed responders to Florida ahead of Milton
FEMA is preparing for Milton’s landfall while still responding to Helene’s devastation. But Administrator Deanne Criswell says “FEMA is ready.”
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Permitting council invests $15M in ‘surge capacity’ for agencies to manage infrastructure boom
Infrastructure projects supported by the Federal Permitting Council have seen a nearly 18-month reduction in the permitting process.
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Recognition isn’t enough: How genuine appreciation can transform federal work
Humans are hardwired for connection and belonging because our ancestors’ survival depended on it.
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For SSA workforce, 2024 FEVS results show promising signs
Along with positive trends in the survey results, SSA saw a jump in its response rates for the 2024 FEVS, with 70% of SSA employees taking the survey this year.