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CenturyLink wins EIS award with military’s school system
CenturyLink will support modernization of the Department of Defense Education Activity.
DIU kicks off 2020 with a host of new commercial solicitations
DOD's Silicon Valley liaison currently has six very different opportunities open for response.
GSA’s Mary Davie headed to NASA
Davie will join NASA's Mission Support Directorate on Feb. 3.
RPA Community of Practice releases first program playbook for agencies
The guidance spans six themes intended to help agencies launch an RPA program or upgrade existing services.
VA developing cyber careers program to fill gaps in workforce framework
The department is in the process of identifying new work roles tied to VA-specific positions.
VA looks to streamline use military discharge data
“We’re moving toward a future state where veterans don’t need to present the DD 214,” said VA's new chief data officer.
NIST wants to update iEdison tech-transfer portal to get it out of the ’90s
The modernization is a "strategic priority" of NIST's involvement with the White House's lab-to-market goal for federal agencies.
GSA CIO: Sweeping app rationalization doesn’t mean IT spend will drop
The agency reduced the number of apps from about 1,800 to 200 in its CRM system alone, but savings will be spent elsewhere, said David Shive.
Federal CIO Kent details next steps for Technology Business Management effort
The administration is now "moving forward" with implementation of the TBM framework, giving agencies flexibility in how they apply it to track and provide transparency around their IT spend.
Are zero trust, IoT the next TIC 3.0 use cases?
CISA's guidance should be finalized faster than its predecessor, opening the door to four more potential use cases, said the TIC program manager.
