The Biden appointees are already heading for the exit doors
If you’re working at the higher ranks of civil service, you probably have noticed that political appointees are starting to depart just a few weeks after the election…
If you’re working at the higher ranks of civil service, you probably have noticed that political appointees are starting to depart just a few weeks after the election…
Employees take note of what their organizations do—and don’t bother to do—for them during “this most wonderful time of year.” The post Will It Be a “Hushed” Holiday…
The re-ascendency of Donald Trump to the White House has made one radio station the most popular: WIIFM (What’s In It For Me). Those in the world of…
Federal contractors have more questions than answers when it comes to the incoming Trump administration. Among the top questions: What will a budget deal now look like? And…
The government both creates and runs on data. Given that agencies spend hundreds of billions of dollars on goods and services the more procurement data it has, the…
These guidelines are designed to ensure employees are treated ethically, but following these recommendations also could help your organization optimize AI to its fullest potential. The post Aligning…
This week Michael Gruden, counsel at Crowell & Moring, joins Off the Shelf, for a wide-ranging discussion focusing on cybersecurity and the CMMC journey. Michael Gruden, counsel, Crowell…
Ross Wilkers, senior reporter, Washington Technology Ross Wilkers, senior reporter for Washington Technology, joins host Mark Amtower on this week’s Amtower Off Center for a follow-up interview, this…
When the Navy needs basic parts like bolts, it turns to the Defense Logistics Agency like the rest of the Defense Department. But when it needs a part…
Nearly four years after the Court of Federal Claims issued its landmark Tolliver decision around the use of the small business “rule of two” for all contracting actions,…