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In this episode of Market Chat!, we will hear how federal acquisition officials are trying to improve their engagements and relationships with the vendor community as well as how marketing figures into the federal procurement process. Our guests will be three senior-level procurement executives who oversee large federal procurement programs.
What is the information technology strategy for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency? How is the EPA modernizing its technology infrastructure and ensuring its IT investments align with its overall mission? What is the EPA doing to balanced stewardship of information and technology? Join host Michael Keegan as he explores these questions and more with Ann Dunkin, Chief Information Officer at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
The path to digital transformation is inherently different for government organizations. Many government agencies are traditional “brick and mortar,” with huge infrastructure investments in hard assets such as buildings and legacy information technology (IT) systems. Government organizations are engaged in vital missions, and disruptions could seriously damage national interests and public trust. The transition to Digital Government is not an all-or-nothing proposition. Agencies will continue to optimize and leverage their legacy environments while they identify opportunities to implement new hosting models; strengthen data collection, integration, and analytics; and expand their digital capabilities throughout the enterprise.
This program will provide a progress report on Identity & Access Management in government.
This program will provide a progress report on Identity & Access Managment in government.
Innovation and cybersecurity are in a head-on collision in the federal government. The growing use of connected devices under the moniker Internet of Things (IoT), the move to the cloud and what seems to be the ever growing expansion of mobile devices is causing government and industry alike to rethink how to be cyber secure, while also not stifling innovation at the same time.
What is the U.S. Coast Guard strategic direction? How is the U.S. Coast Guard modernizing to be ready for today and prepared for tomorrow? Join host Michael Keegan as he explores these questions and more with Admiral Paul Zukunft, Commandant, United States Coast Guard.
Tune in to FEDtalk this week for a look into the Human Exploitation Rescue Operative program and its efforts in rescuing and protecting exploited children. October 21, 2016
Federal information technology professionals are swamped with new technologies. We see everything from big data, the cloud, smart phones, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Taken together, they may be manageable, but given the omnipresent threat of cyberattacks, the rapid rate of change makes the world of federal technology a difficult place to survive.
This article is sponsored by Cipher Systems The New York Times recently published the story of yet another government contractor accused of stealing classified information from the National Security Agency. Unlike the widely publicized incident with…
What are NASA’s key science priorities? What is NASA doing to promote Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education? When will we have definitive evidence of life outside of Earth? Join host Michael Keegan as they explore these questions with Dr. Ellen Stofan, NASA Chief Scientist.
Online chat with Tonya Ugoretz, the director of the Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center.
There’s no doubt about it – the federal government has gone mobile. Driven by both policy and the compelling nature of mobile computing, smartphones and tablets have become daily tools at all levels of government. No longer just for email and phone calls, in the hands of line and management employees, mobile devices also carry enterprise applications and collaboration tools.
What can government executives learn from the GAO’s high-risk list? What have agencies done over the years to get their programs off the list? How can programs stay off the list in the first place? Join host Michael Keegan as he explores these questions and more with Dr. Don Kettl, author of the IBM Center report, Managing Risk, Improving Results: Lessons for Improving Government Management from GAO’s High-Risk List.