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Dan Doney, the new chief innovation officer at the Defense Intelligence Agency, talks about the agency's plan to change the way it interacts with industry and b...

Jared Serbu@jserbuWFED
July 17, 2013 5:55 pm
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Jared Serbu starts this week’s show with some ongoing developments at the Defense Intelligence Agency, as the agency rolls out a plan to change the way it interacts with industry and brings innovation to government.

Dan Doney, DIA’s new chief innovation officer, tells how he’s going to shake up the way the agency brings new technology on board.

Later in the hour, Serbu provides insight into the Air Force Space Command’s activities in cyberspace.

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Jared Serbu is deputy editor of Federal News Network and reports on the Defense Department’s contracting, legislative, workforce and IT issues.

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