Vertosoft announced a new partnership on Friday with Udacity, a company that is redefining the meaning of workplace development. With this new partnership Vertosoft will distribute Udacity’s talent transformation suite and digital
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Matt Murray, most recently head of the bureau of economic and business affairs at the State Department, has been appointed to serve as the department’s senior U.S. official for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation.
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Kurt DelBene, chief information officer of the Department of Veterans Affairs, said he plans to oversee digital transformation efforts at VA that include the improvement of software development offerings and information technology
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The HTS7500 turboshaft engine, designed and manufactured by technology and engineering contractor Honeywell, will be used for an up-and-coming Lockheed Martin helicopter. The company announced Thursday that the HTS7500 engine, which follows a historic
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U.S. Army officials have revealed that network technologies under the upcoming Capability Set ’23 will set the baseline for a military-wide concept of connecting sensors and shooters across the force, C4ISRNET reported
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The Government Accountability Office said agencies responsible for nine out of 16 U.S. critical infrastructure components have not determined their efforts to adopt the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Framework for
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Doug Kelly, vice president of federal health and civilian sales for NTT DATA, participated recently in an exclusive Executive Spotlight interview with the Potomac Officers Club to talk about the importance of adaptability
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The Department of Energy has established two new offices out of a recent organizational realignment to better focus on the research, development and deployment of clean energy technologies. The two new undersecretaries
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John Coffey, a partner of law firm Kramer Levin and former federal prosecutor, has received the Senate’s confirmation to serve as the Department of the Navy’s general counsel. Coffey, a retired U.S.
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The Department of Defense is working with unnamed commercial companies to build an integration layer where combatant commands can access data feeds for their artificial intelligence algorithms, Breaking Defense reported Wednesday. Lt.
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