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This is how soldiers could fly drones with their minds
Speaking at the Army Training & Doctrine Command’s Mad Scientist 2018: Bio Convergence & Soldier 2050 event, SRI’s Peter Kant shed some light on the battlefield of the future.
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Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
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What federal agencies need to know before moving to the cloud
Noblis ESI has compiled a guide to help federal organizations ensure their move to the cloud goes as smoothly as possible.
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CIO Shuffle: Joint Staff, Navy and Customs get new IT leaders
April marked a period of shifting chief information officer roles and positions, with much of the change happening at the Department of Defense.
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DARPA wants to arm ethical hackers with AI
The Pentagon’s technology agency seeks artificial intelligence tools to help expand vulnerability testing of its networks.
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Mattis is the latest to defend JEDI
Mattis tried to explain to lawmakers the “rush” to award DoD’s multibillion-dollar cloud contract.
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DISA is boosting defense network speed, resiliency
The Defense Information Systems Agency is rolling out infrastructure upgrades and a new enterprise cloud contract not called JEDI.
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Shanahan on cost-cutting proposal: ‘It’s not a people issue’
The issue with the Pentagon’s civilian workforce isn’t the people, but the old systems they’ve been saddled with, Shanahan said.
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JEDI cloud contract ‘fair and open’ competition, Shanahan says
The deputy secretary of defense finds the lack of faith in the Pentagon’s cloud-computing plans disturbing.
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The case for one giant, multibillion-dollar cloud contract for DoD
“We’ve not heard anybody say that a multiple-cloud solution is a better solution,” says a Pentagon cost analyst.
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This is how soldiers could fly drones with their minds
Speaking at the Army Training & Doctrine Command’s Mad Scientist 2018: Bio Convergence & Soldier 2050 event, SRI’s Peter Kant shed some light on the battlefield of the future.
-
Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
-
What federal agencies need to know before moving to the cloud
Noblis ESI has compiled a guide to help federal organizations ensure their move to the cloud goes as smoothly as possible.
-
CIO Shuffle: Joint Staff, Navy and Customs get new IT leaders
April marked a period of shifting chief information officer roles and positions, with much of the change happening at the Department of Defense.
-
DARPA wants to arm ethical hackers with AI
The Pentagon’s technology agency seeks artificial intelligence tools to help expand vulnerability testing of its networks.
-
Mattis is the latest to defend JEDI
Mattis tried to explain to lawmakers the “rush” to award DoD’s multibillion-dollar cloud contract.
-
DISA is boosting defense network speed, resiliency
The Defense Information Systems Agency is rolling out infrastructure upgrades and a new enterprise cloud contract not called JEDI.
-
Shanahan on cost-cutting proposal: ‘It’s not a people issue’
The issue with the Pentagon’s civilian workforce isn’t the people, but the old systems they’ve been saddled with, Shanahan said.
-
JEDI cloud contract ‘fair and open’ competition, Shanahan says
The deputy secretary of defense finds the lack of faith in the Pentagon’s cloud-computing plans disturbing.
-
The case for one giant, multibillion-dollar cloud contract for DoD
“We’ve not heard anybody say that a multiple-cloud solution is a better solution,” says a Pentagon cost analyst.
-
This is how soldiers could fly drones with their minds
Speaking at the Army Training & Doctrine Command’s Mad Scientist 2018: Bio Convergence & Soldier 2050 event, SRI’s Peter Kant shed some light on the battlefield of the future.
-
Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
-
What federal agencies need to know before moving to the cloud
Noblis ESI has compiled a guide to help federal organizations ensure their move to the cloud goes as smoothly as possible.
-
CIO Shuffle: Joint Staff, Navy and Customs get new IT leaders
April marked a period of shifting chief information officer roles and positions, with much of the change happening at the Department of Defense.
-
DARPA wants to arm ethical hackers with AI
The Pentagon’s technology agency seeks artificial intelligence tools to help expand vulnerability testing of its networks.
-
Mattis is the latest to defend JEDI
Mattis tried to explain to lawmakers the “rush” to award DoD’s multibillion-dollar cloud contract.
-
DISA is boosting defense network speed, resiliency
The Defense Information Systems Agency is rolling out infrastructure upgrades and a new enterprise cloud contract not called JEDI.
-
Shanahan on cost-cutting proposal: ‘It’s not a people issue’
The issue with the Pentagon’s civilian workforce isn’t the people, but the old systems they’ve been saddled with, Shanahan said.
-
JEDI cloud contract ‘fair and open’ competition, Shanahan says
The deputy secretary of defense finds the lack of faith in the Pentagon’s cloud-computing plans disturbing.
-
The case for one giant, multibillion-dollar cloud contract for DoD
“We’ve not heard anybody say that a multiple-cloud solution is a better solution,” says a Pentagon cost analyst.
