My countdown of the three most important Federal news stories of the week.
Tight budgets and increasing capacity demands are driving questions about IT in pure dollar terms, says head of Juniper Federal.
The Professional Services Council is concerned that agencies could misinterpreted the policy letter as a mandate to insource. PSC\'s Alan Chvotkin explains why.
June 15th at 10 AM Companies that sell products to the Federal Government are always looking for ways to expand into more lucrative and higher margin service offerings. And service providers are often looking for product offerings to round out their business lines. Either way, it\'s easier said than done. However, on this week\'s Gov Con Straight Talk with Microsoft you\'ll hear from a panel of top executives who know what it takes to successfully grow products and services business lines to the Federal Government.
The innovation challenges platform will help your agency get creative ideas and be more open and transparent.
Small businesses will play an important role in the new procurement reform strategy at USAID. We get details from the Director of the Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization, Mauricio Vera
After Google hack, warnings pop up in SEC filings
This week, host Larry Allen talks with Sanderson Hoe, a partner at McKenna, Long & Aldridge. June 8, 2010
Agencies are under pressure to cut costs while delivering more customer service. Juniper Networks\' Pradeep Sindhu says it really can be done.
Over $100 billion shifting from \"overhead\" to programs supporting warfighters.
The Defense Department has been trying to improve efficiencies and cut costs by using both competitions with the private sector and High Performance Organizations (HPOs), a solution based in-house rather than on a public-private competition.
Agencies recycled more than 51,000 pounds of electronics, purchases more than 58,000 hardware that met the green standards and saved the government more than $11 million.
This week, Amtower learns all about it with editor-in-chief Nick Wakeman. June 7, 2010