Agencies must rethink their security as both the logical and physical attack surfaces expand.
By burning precious staff hours on tasks that can be automated, organizations are risking team burnout and "direct and measurable damage" to the mission.
Some attacks against the corporate world can have national security consequences, further validating the need for public-private partnerships.
A provision in the Senate version of the National Defense Authorization Act would bring significant benefits to DOD IT acquisition.
Attention and criticism have focused on the proposed org-chart changes, Alan Balutis notes, but the real opportunities lie elsewhere.
The potential benefits of Other Transaction Authority are being threatened by legacy IT incumbents looking out for their bottom line.
With the Trump administration's government reorganization plan out, it's worth examining strategies for how to balance demands for budget cuts with big-picture organizational change.
As DOD modernizes, make better use of its vast data stores is essential.
Why data veracity is key to ensuring that business insights are reliable.
Cloud presents some unique problems for contracting officers, and addressing those ambiguities would pay big dividends.
The federal government's leading evangelist of shared services explains why it makes sense to bring payroll to the cloud.
It takes a deliberate, concerted effort from experts to carefully untangle all the threads of bad software development practices and return the effort to coherence.