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This discussion with Tom Moore, the chief cloud architect and engineer for the federal civilian division at GDIT, is part of Federal News Network’s Cloud Exchange.
This discussion with Ravi Raghava, the chief technology officer for the cloud center of excellence at GDIT, is part of Federal News Network’s Cloud Exchange.
Agencies caught in the technical debt of outdated technologies are finding the soundest approach to modernization is not simply to upgrade technology for technology’s sake, but rather to approach modernization from the outside in.
This discussion with Jim Matney, the vice president and general manager for DISA and the enterprise services sector for GDIT, is part of Federal News Network’s DoD Cloud Exchange.
This discussion with Jeff Luckett of GDIT is part of Federal News Network's DoD Cloud Exchange.
This discussion with Lyle Kellman of GDIT is part of Federal News Network's DoD Cloud Exchange
Managed services have come a long way in the 30 years since federal agencies first sought to escape the cycle of buying, maintaining and replacing PCs and the software they ran. Today vendors offer a range of up-to-date programs that lower the capital expenditure, or CapEx, obligations and move them to a recurring fee operational expense, or OpEx model.
In contemporary times, modernization is driven not only by the continuous advances in technology, but also by the need to control costs and deliver state-of-the-art services.
The Defense Information Systems Agency started implementing functionality from the $7.6 billion contract on Thursday, deploying DEOS capabilities first to the agency's own users.
The court decision likely paves the way for the Navy to transition to the new NGEN contract, though Perspecta may still take its case to an appellate court.
Lifting and shifting an application to the cloud is usually the simplest approach to cloud migration. But that doesn’t mean it’s easy. And at the Defense Department, the prevalence of Oracle databases running on Exadata platforms makes it even more complicated.
Warfighters and decision-makers at the Defense Department need access to their data at the speed of relevance. That is, data is not much use to them if they can’t access it in time to complete the mission. That’s one of the reasons the backup and restore capability is one of the most important in the Defense Information Systems Agency’s milCloud 2.0.
GSA announced it again picked the team led by CSRA LLC, now known as General Dynamics-IT, for the 10-year, $4.4 billion blanket purchase agreement called DEOS.
The bid protest decision is the second time in as many weeks that GAO has ruled in favor of the Navy in the recompetition of its massive NGEN contract.