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The more work becomes tele or remote, the greater the allure of virtual reality in professional settings.
It's become nearly cliché in Defense circles, that the near military peers of the United States are more than near. We're all neck-in-neck. Discussions of getting back to U.S. superiority all include the need for a more digital approach, a digital transformation. At the center of that discussion you find the Defense Department's vision for a new network known as Joint All-Domain Command and Control, known as JADC2.
In today's Federal Newscast, the U.S. spy chief seems to think deficiencies in the classification system undermine national security.
The federal government operates an increasingly distributed mission. From battlefields to warehouses to agricultural inspections, agencies need a technology architecture that adapts to their dispersed yet complex computing needs.
In the race to find technology talent, sometimes you have to grow your own. Accenture Federal Services is doing just that with an apprenticeship program for veterans in the St. Louis, Missouri area.
The Transportation Department and the FDA have new chief information officers, while the Air Force and the Homeland Security Department have new chief technology officers.
Managing director for Accenture Federal's human capital practice, Kristen Vaughan, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin with some ideas.
Biniam Gebre has spent the last four years working for Accenture Federal Services leading the management consulting division.
Alma Cole, the chief information security officer for the Customs and Border Protection directorate in the Department of Homeland Security, is leaving to join Caterpillar, a global information services company, as the deputy CISO.
In the post-pandemic, post-SolarWinds world of tomorrow, federal agencies will need to rethink their security approach.
The new program is working with four companies to build a program to look for changes on the earth's surface.
The Thrift Savings Plan awarded its highly-anticipated recordkeeping services acquisition (RKSA) to Accenture Federal Services. The procurement will help the TSP provide a variety of new services to participants, including a mutual fund window and electronic signature capabilities.
In today's Federal Newscast, agencies have spent almost $18 billion on goods and services in response to the coronavirus pandemic from March to June, and 47% of that was not competed among vendors.
Shifting from low-value to high-value work is a longstanding goal of federal management agendas. The use of automation and procurement-as-a-service expertise and analytics, which can free employees from routine tasks, have earned much attention – for good reason.