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Geetika Tandon, a principal at Booz Allen Hamilton, has said that organizations need to restructure their operations and information technology ecosystems to accommodate rapidly evolving artificial intelligence technology.
ThayerMahan has received a four-year, $19.4M contract with the Office of Naval Research for the development and enhancement of autonomous, acoustic and electronic search technologies.
The Partnership for Public Service and IBM’s Center for The Business of Government released a report stating that agencies must address risks in artificial intelligence implementation while leveraging the technology for simplifying organizational procedures.
The U.S. Air Force intends to solicit for artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies designed to support command and control activities.
Tyler Technologies has entered a 10-year, $85M agreement with the North Carolina Judicial Branch and the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts to provide software as-a-service offerings that will support the development of a virtual courthouse platform.
BCF Solutions and Trijicon have landed spots on a five-year, $48.8M multiple award contract for the delivery of machine gun and grenade launcher optic mounts to the U.S. Army.
AT&T expects to reach 70 percent of the development of a U.S. wireless public safety network service, GCN reported Friday.
Michael Ambrose, vice president of engineering and technology at Lockheed Martin’s Sikorsky subsidiary, has been nominated to join RBC Bearings’ board of directors.
Dave McClure, principal director and CIO advisory lead at Accenture Federal Services, has said that agencies’ failure to leverage digital process automation for handling operational data resulted in “widely felt†performance gaps.
