Month: December 2025

In the few months since the General Services Administration set up contracts to make it easy and cheap to access artificial intelligence tools from major commercial providers, 43…

The secret to a workplace that is productive and comfortable for employees comes in finding a balance between a space that is at least semi-private and the need…

Interview transcript Terry Gerton We’re going to talk about the National Defense Authorization Act. It’s in its final stages. It’s not a short read, 3100 pages. But there’s…

This week on Off the Shelf, Jessica Tillipman, associate Dean for Government Procurement Law at The George Washington University Law School, grades the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO) and…

Interview transcript Terry Gerton Deloitte’s got a new report out that suggests that inefficiencies and mission support functions are diverting resources from war fighting. Can you start by…

Interview transcript Terry Gerton We’re gonna talk about military supply chain and logistics. A lot of defense leaders are still warning that supply chains are fragile despite some…

Interview transcript Terry Gerton You’ve got some new guidance out that says procurement is where AI’s potential becomes reality. Talk to us about what you mean there and…

For months, congressional leaders have been working to deliver what they have described as “the most significant acquisition reforms in a generation.” But several key provisions — including…

Interview transcript: Terry Gerton We’re going to talk about a recent GAO report that’s certainly timely. The use of the Department of Homeland Security and Custom and Border…

The 43-day partial government shutdown left us all bereft of information technology news and updates on program progress. Now that agencies are funded at least through Jan. 31,…