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ICF CTO Kyle Tuberson joined host John Gilroy on this week's Federal Tech Talk, and shared some lessons learned for smoothing out technology transitions in federal agencies.
The Army is using machine learning to build a retention prediction model, which determines the likelihood of personnel staying in the service.
Being prepared for the next conflict is a guessing game for the military. They make preparations but those are rarely ever enough. What really counts is their ability to adapt.
This week on Federal Tech Talk, Arash Rahnama, head of Applied AI Research at Modzy, joins host John Gilroy to talk about artificial intelligence, data security, data filtering, and federal IT.
Sid Nair of Teletrac Navman says fleet and mobile asset managers can use telematics as a digital automation platform for effective and fast decision-making.
Jennifer Felix, president and CEO at ASRC Federal, joins host John Gilroy on this week's Federal Tech Talk to discuss how her company is helping federal agencies with their IT services during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Defense Department's data strategy released just a few weeks ago says improving data management will help it fight and win wars.
Jeff Kleck, the director of the cyber portfolio for the Defense Innovation Unit at the Defense Department, said the organization and the Air Force are testing out three software tools using advanced technologies to sort through cyber threats.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology recently awarded more than $4 million in grants to 19 small businesses. The money, from the Small Business Innovation Research Program, is designed to spur artificial intelligence innovation
The Army is educating its modernization command so all employees will have some AI knowledge.
This week on Federal Tech Talk, Andrew Churchill, vice president of Federal Sales at Qlik, joins host John Gilroy to talk about data literacy and how federal agencies can effectively use data to accomplish their goals.
At the Defense Logistics Agency, for example, it spans from raw materials to manufacturing, to storage and outbound logistics or delivery.
The National Geospatial Intelligence Agency is trying to see circles. That is, it wants satellites to have the ability to identify circles.
Phil Carrai, President of the Space, Training and Cybersecurity division at Kratos, joins host John Gilroy on this week's Federal Tech Talk to discuss how a surge in satellite launches has spurred innovation in the ground systems that get data from them.
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