Defense Industry

DoD gets serious about technology transfer to the troops

A new group within DoD seeks to track how well new technology makes its way to the troops.

Defense

Defense contractor pleads guilty to bribery

Agency Oversight

Pentagon report card for dealing with vaccine refuseniks

Defense

Limited application of novel acquisition pathways hinders defense innovation

Defense Industry

DISA sets the table for better AI with data management

Artificial Intelligence

DoD Cloud Exchange 2024: Slack’s Rob Seaman on powering productivity, collaboration

Cloud Computing

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DoD Cloud Exchange 2024: Qlik’s Andrew Churchill on unifying DoD’s cloud enterprise

Cloud Computing

Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira pleads guilty under a deal that calls for at least 11 years in prison

Defense

Defense Department dead serious about cybersecurity

Defense News

In-Q-Tel: The translator between DoD, start-ups

Innovation in Government

DoD to evaluate zero trust products as part of run up to 2027 deadline

Defense

SOCOM will bring VCs for roundtables to better understand startup culture

Tech startups and DoD continue to talk past each other. SOCOM hopes to close that communication gap by meeting with VCs throughout the year to better startups’…

Defense Industry

Growth of OTAs, corresponding myths gave DoD plenty of reason to update its guide

MaryKathryn Robinson, the director for contract policy in the Office of Defense Pricing and Contracting, said in 2022 92% of the OTAs were awarded to those…

Defense News

HURLBURT FIELD, Fla. - The 505th Command and Control Wing graduated the fifth class of Multi-Domain Warfare Officers, also known by their Air Force Specialty Code-designator “Thirteen Oscar”, during a livestreamed ceremony at Hurlburt Field, Florida, Nov. 19. The Multi-Domain Warfare Officer career field was created in line with the Chief of Staff of the Air Force's vision to develop dedicated operational-level command and control, or C2, experts responsible for integrating joint and coalition capabilities across multiple warfighting domains.

How and why the U.S. military culture is changing and why it matters

Defense Industry

It is no secret the the U.S. armed forces are dealing with a recruitment shortfall. And they often cannot retain the experienced people they need. Maybe it is because of a changing military culture.