As a former Navy IT leader and helicopter pilot, Splunk’s Juliana Vida well knows the hurdles to change at DoD. During the DoD Cloud Exchange, she shares thoughts on how to implement technology that can help personnel do their jobs better and faster.
With the advent of the departments contracts for the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability, there’s activity and innovation already beginning. During the DoD Cloud Exchange, ThunderCat Technology's Nic Perez shares thoughts on exciting things to come.
With a historically small pool of potential recruits, DoD wants to help more potential service members qualify.
Beyond the cloud services available from the four JWCC vendors, DISA’s Hosting and Compute Center aims to make hybrid cloud adoption easy through additional customer-centric tools and support.
During Federal News Network’s DoD Cloud Exchange, Leidos’ Chad Buechel shares details on early progress developing a Defense Enclave Services transformation roadmap for modernizing services that support users across Fourth Estate agencies.
Space Force, Marine Corps and Leidos experts discuss how the cloud is enabling smart data use and improving decision-making by warfighters during Federal News Network’s DoD Cloud Exchange 2023.
In a conversation with Federal News Network’s Jason Miller, technology leaders from Veritas Technologies and Microsoft Federal highlight the security benefits of hybrid cloud and meeting DoD’s data sharing needs at Impact Level 5 and 6.
“If you think of a security solution as the car, threat intelligence is the engine,” says Trend Micro’s David Abramowitz. And that intelligence depends on enterprise visibility, he explains during the DoD Cloud Exchange.
During the DoD Cloud Exchange, The Federal Drive’s Tom Temin talks with Leidos’ Jason Rapalski to learn what agencies need to think about and plan for to ensure that their multicloud future is both cost-efficient and secure.
From cloud computing contracts to Defense business systems, the DoD CIO’s office wants to help components retire technical debt, improve integration and reduce duplication. We get a first-hand account of what’s planned from DoD’s Lily Zeleke.
In today's Federal Newscast: A southern Virginia Army base gets a name change on Friday. The IG says bad computer passwords are putting the FDIC at risk. And the National Security Agency hits an all-time high in hiring people with disabilities.
The Office of Strategic Capital directs funding to projects traditional venture capital might overlook.
DoD has about 15,000 people completely dedicated to finding and recruiting future members of the military. For its civilian workforce, there are almost none.
Pentagon heads look to pair acquisition and technology to advance their future capabilities.
Salaries for cleared workers rose an average of 7% last year, and remote work opportunities are also on the rise.