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Carey: Rapid acquisition systems generally don't scale
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. - Rapid Defense Department acquisition programs often fail to deliver scalable systems, said Rob Carey, the DoD deputy chief information officer, during a keynote session of the
Voultepsis touts 'government open source software'
Government agencies need not make their code available to the public in order to enjoy the benefits of the open source model, said a senior intelligence community technology official. Alex
USAID waives FISMA for iPads
Many U.S. Agency for International Development workers are using iPads--a fact that recently drew the ire of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton when she sat next to a USAID official on a plane, said
Air Force grapples with bandwidth and workforce shortages
Senior Air Force officials say the service branch will soon face bandwidth shortages. As new surveillance technology deploys in combat zones, bandwidth needs are increasing exponentially, said Randy
Air Force wants competition strategies for major acquisitions
Air Force program offices must develop a stand-alone competition strategy for all major acquisition category efforts, Air Force Acquisition Executive David Van Buren announced in a Jan. 14 memo
McGrath: DoD becoming more 'open' to agile, holistic IT acquisition
The Defense Department is coming around to a new way of thinking when it comes to delivering information technology capabilities, said a top DoD official at a Jan. 21 AFCEA NOVA event . The department
NSA updating guidance, policies for more secure development
Cybersecurity can't be a system design afterthought, emphasized a top National Security Agency official Nov. 16 during a Washington, D.C. conference panel. "We cannot come in after the fact to build
Army migrates email to DISA cloud
The Army has decided to migrate its Microsoft ( NASDAQ: MSFT ) Exchange email into a cloud provided by the Defense Information Systems Agency, announced Army Chief Information Officer Lt. Gen Jeffrey
