Budget instabilities and limited application of new acquisition pathways stall defense innovation efforts, a new report finds.
Congressional appropriators lay out six new agency reporting requirements on federal telework and return-to-office in the 2024 government spending agreement.
Using four-phase "horizon" process, Navy balances user experience and security to bring innovative services to the enterprise.
The Army CIO expects the service's new software development policy will bring better capabilities to soldiers faster.
When combined, cloud, AI and SaaS can be a powerful trio in helping DoD manage supply chain risks, the former Air Force officer says.
An issue of costly importance in Federal Circuit Court, namely, when you buy software through a reseller, who can enforce the end user license agreement?
The number of families recommending service to their loved ones has precipitously dropped since 2016, the largest annual military family lifestyle survey finds.
Steve Wallace, the director of emerging technology at DISA, said a new tool, called Concierge AI, will reduce the friction to the user to find and analyze data.
An Energy Department project called the Quantum and Space Collaboration has drawn in industry participants. DOE aims to harness cutting-edge quantum technology.
Integrating security into application development is more important than ever given the velocity of cloud applications, Palo Alto’s David Kubicki points out.
CBO advised Congress that unless full-year appropriations for 2024 is enacted by April 30, the White House might be obligated to initiate sequestration.
A new Coast Guard policy will require supervisors to refer personnel to a health care provider for an evaluation as soon as service members request assistance.
Shery Thomas, the cyber technology officer for the Marine Corps Cyberspace Command, said network consolidation is helping improve zero trust efforts.
Public and private sector organizations can reduce friction and make employees lives easier by leaning into tools like Slack, says the company's Rob Seaman.
The military services have been able to reduce contract award times, but DoD lacks department-wide understanding of changes.