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Can federal IT modernization deliver on its promises?

Mark Forman, the former administrator for e-government and IT at OMB, highlights five management practices agency CIOs should use to strengthen IT projects.

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Industry, legal experts urge FAR Council to set standards for AI in federal procurement

Currently, there is no federal acquisition rule governing how agencies can use AI during bid evaluations.

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Defense organizations have spent years talking about autonomy. What’s changing now is the speed.

"I think part of the contractor community's perspective is really thinking through, what does this do to acquisition timelines?" said Stephanie Kostro.

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Data readiness is the foundation for AI-enabled JADC2

For JADC2 and AI to advance together, data readiness has to become a mission requirement, not an afterthought.

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DoD issues guidance for procuring β€˜unbiased’ AI systems

New guidance advances President Donald Trump’s agenda to β€œprevent woke AI” in the federal government.

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The battlefield has no boundaries: How the Iran war is redrawing the cyber threat map

Every defense contractor should reassess whether its cybersecurity reflects today’s threat environment or the one that existed five years ago.

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Army builds one-stop shop for civilian jobs, benefits and career development

β€œCHRA will make a mistake … We'll fix them,” CHRA Director Karen Pane said. β€œIn order to be creative, you sometimes have to have the possibility of failing.”

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FLRA rules against HHS on telework, flags fake citations in agency brief

The FLRA said more than half the citations in HHS’s brief were fictitious, erroneous or irrelevant as it upheld an award restoring telework for employees.

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The government learned the hard lessons of cloud. It should apply them to AI now.

Agencies should apply cloud-era disciplines to models, prompts and agents now, and shift from "human in the loop" to "human in the lead.”

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Why agencies must strengthen the data foundation before scaling AI

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21 October 2026 at 12:15
Agencies face pressure to deliver AI, strengthen cybersecurity and modernize legacy systems. Success starts with data, says EDB’s Jeremy Wilson.

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For Army advanced manufacturing, 3D printing was just a start

"I look at advanced manufacturing as an ecosystem to solve problems in different ways than the traditional way of managing the lifecycle," Jon Strzelec said.

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Pentagon pilot cuts Army civilian hiring time from 161 days to 47

The Defense Department has also doled out more than $1 billion in bonuses, averaging $13,000 per person, to over 90,000 employees it says are top performers.

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A way to fix the federal government’s approach to cybersecurity compliance

These directives demand continuous compliance, and it’s no surprise that federal cybersecurity professionals are struggling to keep up.

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Government is about to start enforcing a new set of rules for buying AI

"They've got a tough challenge because they've got an administration that has overall said, we don't want to regulate superintelligence," said Emily Murphy.

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Army Cyber Command builds agentic workforce to support cyber operations

β€œWe now have all the work roles inside of a cyber protection team mapped out at this point, and learning their trade,” Lt. Gen. Christopher Eubank said.

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