Jon Rucker has occupied the CEO role at Ultra Intelligence and Communications for exactly a year now and he says the thing he’s proudest of so far is putting together a cohesive and collaborative team built for success. “We’ve had tremendous cultures at all the different locations, but this is now a team leading with one...
Homeland security officials are looking at ways to deploy artificial intelligence within the acquisition process — and within other aspects of their agencies — to drive efficiency and better protect the nation against evolving threats. Mario Wilson, assistant administrator for acquisition program management at the Transportation Security Adminis...
Jacobs Solutions (NYSE: J) has agreed to spin off and merge its critical mission solutions and cyber and intelligence businesses with Amentum to form a new publicly traded government technology services contractor. The transaction will create an independent company with an annual revenue of approximately $13 billion, a stable base of prime governmen...
How many people do you think you know? Recently, the Wall Street Journal provided the numbers, revealing that the average person knows about 600 people, with a majority of that number being acquaintances. According to WSJ, casual connections and acquaintances have actually proven to be more helpful when it comes to job hunting than close...
By Kim Koster, VP of Industry Marketing at Unanet Unanet and CohnReznick recently released the seventh annual GAUGE Report, a report that surveys top government contracting (GovCon) executives to identify industry trends and benchmarks. The 2023 GAUGE Report (which you can download for free), found that while GovCon executives ...
Across the public and private sectors, organizations are seeing a massive influx of data. As this data is processed, new information and insights are unlocked, paving the way for organizations to modernize, adapt and innovate faster and more effectively than ever before. The same is true for the U.S. healthcare sector, and today, healthcare leaders...
The U.S. federal government has reached a level of honesty about its shortcomings in the realm of technology. Top officials have begun to openly acknowledge that they struggle to keep pace with the private sector in digital transformation efforts. The webpage for the Office of the Federal Chief Information Officer cites “poor management of te...
By Kevin Plexico, Senior Vice President of Information Solutions at Deltek With fiscal year 2023 behind us, companies can quickly take a deep breath and recover from what is, for many, the busiest time of year in the government contracting market. But very quickly, companies must pivot to the new fiscal year. It is the...
Don’t miss to join the 2024 Space Summit to closely examine how the country’s top space leaders and business leaders deal with the most critical problems and pave the way for the future in space. Col. Richard Kniseley is a seasoned leader in the industry with over two decades of expertise. He is one...
The United States’ homeland security efforts are harnessing the power of technologies like artificial intelligence, satellite communications and edge computing as the threat landscape continues to evolve. Rear Admiral Christopher Bartz, the U.S. Coast Guard’s CIO and assistant commandant for C4 and IT, said the service branch wants to...
