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Robert Schofield, a director at NetCentrics, has said that agencies should leverage industry best practices when implementing automated technologies which have the potential to improve operations and reduce costs.
Skyworks Solutions has unveiled a new series of amplifiers designed to support communications in austere environments.
Kenneth Kizer, chief healthcare transformation officer and senior executive vice president at Atlas Research, has testified to the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs regarding healthcare services.
A Frost & Sullivan report forecasts the military training and simulation market will grow from $9.28B to $19.65B by 2027, National Defense reported Monday.
Science Applications International Corp. and artificial intelligence software developer Espressive have entered into an agreement to integrate the latter’s virtual assistant tool into SAIC’s U-Centric self-service help desk platform.
The General Services Administration has issued 30 blanket purchase agreements under a procurement vehicle for a wide variety of maintenance products.
AT&T announced on Monday that the Department of Justice (DOJ) has selected the company to help improve its mission performance with modernized technology through a potential 15-year, $984 million task order through the General Services Administration’s (GSA) Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS) technology procurement program.Â
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory have tested a 32-year-old scientific approach for use in quantum computing, a data processing method that breaks down information into quantum bits for faster processing.
Adobe has selected CoSo Cloud’s private cloud platform to host its enterprise learning management system in support of government organizations.
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.
