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Karl Mathias, the chief information officer of the U.S. Marshals Service, said he hired a new chief technology officer to help develop a 5-to-10 year technology modernization roadmap.
OMB’s draft cloud smart strategy is one of several ongoing efforts across the government to help agencies deliver services and modernize systems more quickly.
Stan Soloway, president and CEO of Celero Strategies, joins host Mark Amtower on this week's Amtower Off Center to discuss the market conditions impacting government contracting, and how to develop and agile mindset when working with your agency client.
Members of the Defense Innovation Board described their initial set of recommendations to fix DoD software acquisition. The Pentagon said it plans to start implementing them right away.
Chris Niedermayer, the senior knowledge officer at BRMi, detailed the steps agencies should take to implement robotic process automation.
The Air Force believes it's proved the value of agile software development via its Kessel Run project. The next task is to spread it across the service.
Leonel Garciga, the CTO of the Joint Improvised Threat Defeat Organization, has taken a new approach to open source.
John Owens, the chief information officer of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, said automated tools and human analysis ensure software code is secure.
Experts from REI Systems detail three hurdles to avoid when moving to an agile methodology.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service and the Federal Communications Commission are further along with using dev/ops to modernize applications in the cloud.
You've heard of agile software development? This Marine Corps engineer took an agile approach to re-designing body armor.
Eric Jeanmaire, the branch chief for the Verification IT Portfolio Modernization at USCIS in the Homeland Security Department, said moving to an agile approach to development delivered capabilities more quickly and more successfully.
Chris Cairns and Robert L. Read make the case for agencies to once again try to use share-in-savings contracts to modernize technology systems.
The General Services Administration’s $50 billion Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS) telecommunications contract is back under a pre-award protest while DHS’s agile contract known as FLASH faces 12 complaints.