As government networks load up on new data and applications, gaining visibility over modern IT estates has become more difficult than ever.
With the Fourth of July behind them, and the Republic convention ahead of some of them, Congress spends this week in session.
Over the past three years, agencies have rebuilt their departments and energy programs, leveraging years of data and experience.
Performance measures are integral to estimating actual savings from IT investment.
Regular breaks, or “productivity pauses,” are crucial for the well-being and effectiveness of public servants.
By prioritizing skills and competencies over traditional educational credentials, federal contractors can tap into a wider pool of talent.
Nikki Frias, corporate improv instructor in the DC-area, explains why embracing failure can make you more successful in meeting your business goals.
The Council should also consider exempting cloud service providers (CSPs) that have an existing FedRAMP authorization from the rule’s reporting requirements.
As generative AI technology has become more sophisticated and accessible, creating and deploying fake identities is now easier than ever.
To build a secure future, it is critical that the U.S. government invest in a resilient, defensible digital ecosystem.
The true cost of AI encompasses a range of factors beyond just the initial investment in hardware and software.
GSA has been using a series of data management tools to support the price evaluation of products under the Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) program.
Comprehensive data management is key to unlocking seamless, personalized and secure CX for government agencies.
DoD can duplicate USINDOPACOM’s transformation to rapidly implement multi-enclave environments on a broader scale in support of CJADC2.
By prioritizing skills over degrees, government agencies can significantly expand their talent pool and tap into a wealth of often-overlooked candidates.