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If any federal agency was in the spotlight at the beginning of the pandemic, it was the Small Business Administration. While SBA employees, like so many, made the swift move to maximize telework, they were simultaneously tasked with administering a trillion-dollar loan program.
Read moreA look at how the pandemic has impacted the Argonne National Laboratory’s workflow and influenced its “Future of Work.”
If any agency was embracing the “future of work” year ago, NASA might be at the top of list, if not the top of the world. It is positioned way beyond the technological cutting edge, its workplaces and workers are spread-out all over the country, and often times it has those people working from the ultimate remote location: space.
No matter when federal employees return to the office, the fact is citizens, businesses and agencies themselves started to see what the digital future is and could be.
AI could be a big factor in a potential second cybersecurity executive order, but federal cyber pros are also wary of the risks of relying too much on AI.
“There’s no other air-breathing electric propulsion system that actually harvests air like we’re trying to do,” Dr. Susan Popkin said.
Lisa Sanders, the director of science and technology for SOCOM, said Congress gave them authority to test out new approaches to SBIR agreements.
It is essential to understand the current state of health disparities, and how policymakers can leverage data-driven insights to create more targeted programs.
SSA is implementing e-signatures capabilities for more than 30 forms and removing the signature requirement altogether for 13 forms.
The cyber hiring push led by the Office of the National Cyber Director comes as the government grapples with an estimated 3,000 open cybersecurity jobs.
Since its inception, the NSF has played an integral role in America’s innovation ecosystem.
While advancements in quantum technologies move forward, a stagnated U.S. policy process threatens to make U.S. quantum programs outdated.