Frank Kendall, defense undersecretary for acquisition, technology and logistics, said the focus of Better Buying Power 3.0 is for the U.S. to remain a top technology power and defense innovator, DoD News
MorePresident Barack Obama has issued an executive order to create new sanctions against countries and people overseas that launch “significant” cyber attacks on U.S. assets and citizens, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
MoreMicheline Casey, chief data officer of the Federal Reserve Board, is working to integrate financial, consumer and commercial data from various external sources with the Fed’s economic projections model, FCW reported Tuesday. Adam
MoreThe Defense Department will revise its defense acquisition policies in a move to attract new commercial suppliers into the weapons market, Reuters reported Tuesday. Andrea Shalal writes the department will decide whether aerospace components are
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Defense Secretary Ashton Carter has said the Pentagon is working with other federal agencies and companies to implement a new program to help U.S. service members prepare early for their transition out
MorePresident Barack Obama has lifted the U.S. arms sales ban on Egypt to support national security efforts amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, the New York Times reported Tuesday. Peter Baker writes that the
MoreThe U.S. Army is working with BAE Systems and Northrop Grumman to develop a laser-based common infrared countermeasures system to guard military aircraft from man-portable missiles, the Army News Service reported Friday. C.
MoreSome analysts have called on the Defense Department and its defense industry partners to continue work to improve the deployment of new technologies to keep pace with development, DoD Buzz reported Friday. Michael Hoffman writes the
MoreMembers of the House committee on homeland security have introduced new measures they believe can help detect fraud and increase transparency at the Department of Homeland Security. Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas), chairman of
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Bryan Sivak is leaving the Department of Health and Human Services as chief technology officer, Federal News Radio reported Monday. HHS Secretary Sylvia Burwell told the departmentâs staff in an email that
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