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Lockheed Martin‘s rotary and mission systems business has landed a $197.4 million contract modification from the U.S. Navy to continue supporting the service branch’s sound and navigation ranging, or sonar, systems. Join the Potomac Officers Club 2025 Navy Summit to hear from experts about the service branch’s priorities and the future of naval operations. Terms […] More
Tufts University hosted “Growing New England’s Next-Generation Economy,” a New England Competitiveness Competition summit at the Joyce Cummings Center on June 5 and 6. The two-day conference, organized by the Council of Competitiveness, gathered over 100 stakeholders from the New England area to focus on how academia, industry and government can work together to drive innovation, […] More
As Ret. Gen. John “Jay” Raymond tells it, among the initial motivations in the creation of the U.S. Space Force was to engender a “more fused relationship with commercial industry.” Gen. Raymond, a winner of the prestigious Wash100 Award, reportedly helped make progress on that goal in his three years as the first chief of space operations […] More
The Department of Homeland Security is on a journey to unlock the benefits artificial intelligence has to offer. Ensuring AI tools are deployed responsibly requires a skilled team of experts with a strong understanding of the technology, and the department is taking steps to bolster its AI workforce. Learn about DHS’ approach to AI implementation […] More
The Department of Homeland Security went all-in on customer experience, or CX, with the September 2023 establishment of a new CX office within its Office of the Chief Information Officer. Headed by Executive Director Dana Chisnell, the CX Directorate leads the delivery of easy-to-use, accessible and responsive tools to DHS customers. Chisnell will convene with fellow DHS […] More
Simulations and modeling technologies like digital twins are becoming evermore vital across the government and commercial landscapes. Today, digital twins, real-time 3D simulations and artificial intelligence are converging to support homeland security missions, and use cases for these technologies are on the rise. At the Potomac Officers Club’s 2024 Homeland Security Summit on Nov. 13, you […] More
The U.S. and its allies have honed in on logistics and sustainment to address the many threats that come with rising geopolitical tensions. Logistics capabilities are the backbone of military readiness and a defining factor of battlefield success. They also serve another purpose: deterrence. Register here! The Potomac Officers Club’s first-ever GovCon International Summit on Oct. […] More
The Intelligence Community is all-in on AI-driven transformation, and achieving data centricity is a major part of successfully implementing AI tools. Get a closer look at the intersection of data, AI and intelligence during a panel discussion at the Potomac Officers Club's 2024 Intel Summit on Sept. 19. Register here.
Today, threats against the United States are characterized by the forces of great power competition, emerging technologies and evolving global conflicts. Both the Intelligence Community and Department of Defense are working to realign their priorities to address these challenges, and a shared goal of ensuring national security has tied these organizations together. Successfully coordinating activities […] More
In today’s digital world, a strong information technology ecosystem is critical to protecting sensitive data and uncovering key insights hidden within large datasets. To take advantage of these opportunities, the Intelligence Community has brought IT modernization to the forefront of its transformation goals. At the Potomac Officers Club’s 2024 Intel Summit on Sept. 19, you will […] More
Open source intelligence, or OSINT, refers to publicly or commercially available information, such as news stories, social media content, broadcast television and more. Rapid digitization and technological change has made this type of data more accessible than ever before, and the Intelligence Community intends to take full advantage of what OSINT has to offer. At […] More
Case management systems, like those offered by cloud and software company Appian, are “critically important,” but also “expensive to maintain and expensive to implement,” according to Laura Parsons, vice president at Maximus’ federal business. Such interfaces are meant to assist with investigations and data organization; one example being the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations’ recently launched […] More
