HP

Achieving a flexible, secure workplace of the future

During this exclusive webinar, moderator Jason Miller and his guest, Todd Gustafson, president of HP Federal, LLC and the head of U.S. public sector at…

Federal Insights

HP Federal’s view on cyber starts at the end

CyberChat

HP wins first big slice of Navy’s NGEN-R contract

Navy

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GSA’s eBuy Open pilot reminds us why FBO.gov remains a problem

Reporter's Notebook

In this Monday, Jan. 8, 2018, photo, certified pharmacy technician Peggy Gillespie compounds antibiotics to fill into syringes for use as an I.V. push at ProMedica Toledo Hospital in Toledo, Ohio. A nasty flu season is hitting U.S. hospitals already scrambling to maintain patient care amid severe shortages of crucial sterile fluids, particularly saline solution needed to administer I.V. medicines and rehydrate patients. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)

CDC launching test program to print antibiotics

Federal Drive

Architect or engineer team discussing a project design using blueprints and a laptop computer at the office before visiting work site.

Navy makes more changes in biggest portion of NGEN recompetition

Navy

Navy wants to move its email to DISA’s forthcoming cloud offering

Defense News

HUD’s lack of progress with major IT contract vexes industry, lawmakers alike

Reporter's Notebook

Marilyn Crouther: HP executive finalist in Gov Con awards

11 agencies move to starting line to get advanced cyber tools

Contracts/Awards

DHS CDM program gets a boost after bid protest win

Contracts/Awards

Second protest further delays DHS cyber program

HP Enterprise Services submitted a protest to the Government Accountability Office on March 9 of the $29 million award to Knowledge Consulting Group under…

Technology

Social media & security clearance professionals

Evan Lesser, founder and director of ClearanceJobs.com will discuss how cleared professionals should be dealing with social media.
September 5, 2014

Fed Access

Pentagon reviews find Navy Yard shootings were preventable

Defense

Newly-released results of three parallel investigations into last September’s Washington Navy Yard shootings point to serious gaps in the government’s own security process. But the Navy’s review finds the killings could have been prevented if the shooter’s employer had disclosed troubling details about his recent behavior.