Artificial Intelligence

“This is a pretty bold approach and that’s where we like to operate. U.S. needs to lean forward and access talent not just within DoD,” Michael McGinley said. The post GigEagle lays groundwork for whole-of-nation talent marketplace first appeared on Federal News Network.

Creating mission value hinges on leaning into latest tech but also being pragmatic enough to know when to opt for COTS over custom dev, SAIC’s Bob Ritchie says. The post A full-circle approach to enterprise technology needs to center on mission, explains SAIC’s CTO first appeared on Federal News Network.

The U.S. is facing a critical moment in the advancement of AI, and the steps we take today will have impact on how much we benefit from its opportunities. The post How will Trump’s approach to AI policy affect security? first appeared on Federal News Network.

Among other things, the first AI executive order focused on building R&D and the nation’s workforce. But it was only the first of a half dozen to come. The post 2019 executive order began a trend toward White House-led AI policy first appeared on Federal News Network.

“If you can shape [tech] policies to give general guidance in a broad view rather than really specific direction, that tends to hold up,” Brian Weeden said. The post How to develop effective technology policy when your imagination of future uses is limited first appeared on Federal News Network.

To maintain global leadership and technological supremacy, the U.S. government must turn to AI and automation. The post The key to driving government efficiency in 2025 first appeared on Federal News Network.

Explore how GSA centralization, FedRAMP modernization and AI are transforming federal government. The post Navigating the new era of federal acquisition: Insights from Vertosoft’s CEO first appeared on Federal News Network.

Using automation tools, like AI, effectively can enable a smarter, more adaptive IT environment. The post Automation and orchestration generate smarter, more resilient networks first appeared on Federal News Network.

AI holds more promise than ever for government agencies, but adoption must be tailored, strategic and directly aligned with operational realities. The post Evaluating AI for government: Embracing a smarter approach first appeared on Federal News Network.

Gain actionable insights on leveraging AI to strengthen cybersecurity missions while balancing innovation, performance and risk. The post Billington CyberSecurity Cyber and AI Outlook Series Episode 2: Leveraging AI to enhance your cybersecurity mission first appeared on Federal News Network.

From raw data to real results – What’s possible for federal agencies? The post Federal News Network’s Industry Exchange Data 2025 first appeared on Federal News Network.

A focus on sentiment and people leads to service delivery journeys that are agile, data-driven and outcome-based, says Maximus’ Derrick Pledger. The post Want to improve service delivery? Tap into intelligence and data to understand desired outcomes first appeared on Federal News Network.

“This is really an idea of moving faster throughout the acquisition process to deliver capabilities to the warfighter,” said Wilson Miles. The post Using artificial intelligence to reduce DoD’s procurement timelines first appeared on Federal News Network.

Learn how agencies are evolving from modernization to mission impact—by empowering people and processes through automation, AI and GenAI. The post Empowering the Enterprise: Driving Efficiency with Cloud, Automation and GenAI first appeared on Federal News Network.

The 2003 “e-authentication” memo got federal agencies focused on secure digital identity at a time when agencies were bringing their services online. The post ‘E-authentication’ memo puts the focus on secure, usable digital identity first appeared on Federal News Network.