Federal contractors are justifiably concerned with how the market may be shaping up and whether there will be any real growth in their business. So many forces have converged on the market, it’s not easy to figure out. But a few truths are emerging, and some of the fundamentals haven’t changed. First of all, the ...
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Join FedInsider, the National Association of Government Communicators, and Adobe for a webinar series to explore solutions that are helping government agencies make, manage, mobilize, and measure the information and experiences needed to achieve their missions. Share and Enjoy: ...
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Join FedInsider and immixGroup in this quarterly Executive Leadership Briefing series to hear from government leaders about their view of 2013 and beyond. Share and Enjoy: ...
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* REGISTER TODAY * NAGC Communications School 2013: Engaging the Citizens | Mark Your Calendar for April 17-19, 2013: NAGC Communications School, Sheraton Pentagon City Hotel, Arlington, VA, USA Share and Enjoy: ...
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AFCEA Bethesda invites you to Law Enforcement IT Day 2013 at the Bethesda North Marriott and Conference Center for a look at how these new technologies and processes are redefining the way law enforcement agencies adapt to budgetary constraints and the evolution of criminal devices and tactics. Share and Enjoy: ...
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Join FedInsider on March 20, 2013 to explore steps agencies are taking to take advantage of emerging IT developments, the role of data center consolidation in streamlining costs, and how agencies and industry partners collaborate to build a fiscally sound future for our nation. Share and Enjoy: ...
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Lots of action and activity around cybersecurity in the last week, yet not much happened to actually increase protection of critical infrastructure. In fact, meaningful change is still a year off. President Obama has shown a propensity for action when inaction grips Congress. Last week a long anticipated executive order aimed at critical infrastructure protection ...
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Last month’s inauguration ceremonies seemed at last to put a terminal punctuation mark on possibly the longest election “season” I can remember. But now at state-of-the-union time, the government must somehow deal with its festering fiscal situation. Unlike their corporate counterparts, at least federal managers don’t for the most part have to worry about their ...
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Lawmakers, federal contractors and the administration have opened the debate on how urgently a legal update to the IT procurement system is needed. All sides agree that buying can be duplicative, some projects take too long and cost too much, and agencies don’t always get the best prices for commodity-like hardware. But as widely reported, ...
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