JAIC looks to fix errors in Army’s financial accounting systems
The Joint AI Center helped field the first human-out-of-the-loop system to correct accounting errors in the Army's financial management systems.
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Voting is now open for the 2020 FedScoop 50 awards. Cast your vote for the best and brightest in the federal IT community!
Agencies can’t stop buying duplicate IT services
Only two of seven agencies the Government Accountability Office reviewed fully implemented IT category management.
As Palantir hits the stock market, it continues to target government work
Palantir's chief of operations spoke with FedScoop about the future of the company's government technology work after its stock market listing.
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 15 — John Sherman settles in as DOD deputy CIO
In the podcast, Sherman highlights a major effort he's leading to help modernize and consolidate that Fourth Estate agencies' IT.
Government CIO on agility and innovation during COVID-19
Ervan Rodgers shares how collaboration between agencies and the vendor community is improving citizen services and reducing operational costs.
Agencies rethinking cloud security amid COVID-19
During the COVID-19 pandemic, and the shift to cloud-based remote telework, agencies are having to rethink the way they secure their networks and...
Why professional and managed security services make increasing economic sense for the public...
The growing complexity of IT systems and a shortage of talent make managed and professional services a smart choice for enterprise IT operations.
Congress remains concerned about the future of VA health record interoperability
The EHR is approaching its first "go-live" in Spokane, Washington. But lawmakers worry it's too far behind the DOD's to work smoothly together.
NOC and SOC together: DHS moves to new model for operations, incident response
No more taking systems offline while security analysts work, said the new department CIO.
Lawmakers call for a ‘revolution’ to prepare Pentagon for the future of defense
The Future of Defense Task Force's goal is to push the DOD into a more risk-friendly, technology-driven posture while eliminating legacy systems.
A CMMC interim rule is here — but don’t expect it to change much
The rule change comes as a disappointment to some in industry, who wish DOD had published a draft rule change that would not go into effect until...
NIH expanding enclave for COVID-19 data with $36M Palantir contract
The one-year, $36 million-ceiling contract currently consists of four task orders, which were placed Sunday to support a variety of NIH workflows...
