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Air Force names new CIO

Venice Goodwine replaces Lauren Knausenberger, who departed in June, as the Air Force chief information officer.

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Air Force’s Knausenberger puts biggest obstacles to digital transformation in rearview mirror

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Air Force $5.7B EITaaS contract freed from protests

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(From left to right) Lauren Knausenberger, director of Cyberspace Innovation, and 1st Lt. Jessica Farris, program manager and engineer, Lifecycle Management Center, Agile Combat Systems Directorate, participate in a women in technology panel during the Air Force Conference, also known as AFCON, at the Pentagon, July 19. AFCON is a one-day immersion into Air Force technology, culture and operations designed for long-form storytellers who typically do not cover the military.

Air Force looks to zero trust in securing its financial management network

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(From left to right) Lauren Knausenberger, director of Cyberspace Innovation, and 1st Lt. Jessica Farris, program manager and engineer, Lifecycle Management Center, Agile Combat Systems Directorate, participate in a women in technology panel during the Air Force Conference, also known as AFCON, at the Pentagon, July 19. AFCON is a one-day immersion into Air Force technology, culture and operations designed for long-form storytellers who typically do not cover the military.

Exodus of military service CIOs continues with Air Force

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Air Force’s corrective action fails to satisfy unsuccessful bidders for EITaaS contract

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DoD ends cloud contracting saga with four awards

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Air Force pushes automated data sharing under draft strategy

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OPM readying new guidance to help agencies plan for post-pandemic telework changes

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The urgency of COVID accelerated the Air Force’s IT modernization

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(From left to right) Lauren Knausenberger, director of Cyberspace Innovation, and 1st Lt. Jessica Farris, program manager and engineer, Lifecycle Management Center, Agile Combat Systems Directorate, participate in a women in technology panel during the Air Force Conference, also known as AFCON, at the Pentagon, July 19. AFCON is a one-day immersion into Air Force technology, culture and operations designed for long-form storytellers who typically do not cover the military.

Cloud, network managed services giving Air Force glimpse of network future

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