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In this June 11, 2015, photo, a hexacopter drone is flown by Doug Bennett, senior technician and operator for Intelligent UAS, during a drone demonstration at a farm and winery on potential use for board members of the National Corn Growers in Cordova, Md. The small, relatively inexpensive unmanned aerial vehicles could replace humans in a variety of ways around large farms, transmitting detailed information about crops, directing farmers to problem spots and cutting down on the amount of water and chemicals used. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
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Through T-REX, DoD seeks to fill technology gaps

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Trump administration’s federal IT policy goals still need more clarity, former officials say

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Barney changed USCIS’s cyber culture by putting the user first

Adriane Burton, (left), chief information officer at the Health Resources and Services Administration, won AFFIRM’s Leadership Award for Service to the Citizen and the Country. She celebrated with Onelia Codrington, (second to left), founder and CEO of Performance Value Management and AFFIRM board member; Pamela McCauley, (second to right) industrial engineer and professor at the National Science Foundation; and Luwanda Jones, (right) interim deputy CIO at the Veteran Affairs Department and an AFFIRM board member.
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From COBOL to cloud, Burton reflects on four decades in government

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Next phase of digital transformation for SEC, PTO begins

This photo provided by United Launch Alliance shows an Atlas V rocket carrying the NROL-79 mission at the Space Launch Complex-3, Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., on Wednesday, March 1, 2017 in preparation for the launch. The rocket carrying a classified U.S. satellite dubbed NROL-79 is described only as a national security payload for the National Reconnaissance Office. (United Launch Alliance via AP)
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Space Force, DIU open the door wider to commercial technologies

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Cloud Exchange 2025: NNSA’s Jamie Wolff on expanding classified cloud environments

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Navy PEO C4I focusing on speed, creativity, effectiveness

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Dunkin broke down longstanding barriers as Energy’s CIO

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NPS seeks to balance open, classified research

Tony Arcadi recently left federal service after 28 years, including the last four as the Treasury Department’s chief information officer.
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Treasury took the ‘meal deal’ approach to IT shared services

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OMB says reforming acquisition may not be a smooth process

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Pentagon to establish secure software assurance program

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NAVWAR using Catapult to find SBIR technologies faster

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Enterprise services help Navy increase ‘value per user’

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How the Navy is removing barriers to IT modernization

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