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Venable procurement attorneys Rebecca Pearson and Christopher Griesedieck, Jr., explain why subcontract reviews are more important than ever.
Failing to implement more meaningful civil service protections now will have dire implications for the future functionality of our government.
Andreas Lucido, managing director at Alvarez & Marsal Federal, explains why the Pentagon needs budget reforms to focus on people, process and technology.
Todd Helfrich, vice president of federal for Censys, explains why CISA and other agencies should play a larger role in protecting critical infrastructure.
During the pandemic, many government employees experienced the benefits of working from home, including increased productivity and better work-life balance.
Ideal collaboration will drive a continuous loop in which industry invests, develops and demonstrates with federal agency end user requirements top of mind.
Despite being designated as critical infrastructure, many of the nation's public water and wastewater facilities are considered antiquated and outdated.
The potency of AI and implementation of data enabled missions hinges on skilled talent.
Lawmakers say taking SBA's certification portal offline in the final months of fiscal 2024 would cause problems for firms with year-end contracting deadlines.
One-off authorizations take too long to achieve, but adopting a method for continuous delivery will lead to faster, more agile and secure software.
Although the BAA favors domestic production, it has the downside of allowing the acquisition of Chinese products in certain circumstances.
AI-enabled digital twins are yielding powerful benefits for government teams.
Many regulations require that companies working with national security information implement aggressive levels of cybersecurity.
As government networks load up on new data and applications, gaining visibility over modern IT estates has become more difficult than ever.