Navigating New Federal Acquisition Regulations: What GovCons Need to Know
In what’s being described as the most significant procurement reform in over 40 years, the federal government has launched the...
Space Force Budget Skyrockets to $40B While Personnel Are Thinned Out
The Golden Dome missile defense undertaking is the biggest responsibility the U.S. Space Force has been dealt in its nearly six...
Top 5 Federal Policy Changes Shaping the GovCon Landscape in 2025
The first half of 2025 has brought a wave of federal policy changes reshaping the federal contracting space. With executive...
Can the DOD Build a Unified IT Ecosystem?
The Department of Defense this year, like much of the federal government, is undergoing changes, reevaluations and reforms, prompted by...
Top 5 AI Leaders in US Government & Military in 2025
Over two and a half years on from ChatGPT’s explosive market entrance, artificial intelligence remains a major force in the...
A Steve Jobs Opera—Why Tech Innovators Are Today’s Shakespearean Heroes
Traditionally, operas tend to take grand, historical characters as their subject matter. “Shakespearean figures, mythical characters from Wagner, Puccini’s tragic...
Find Out How Data Is Making S&T’s Societal Impacts Measurable
Information analytics company Elsevier is building on a two-year collaboration with the National Science Foundation to jointly host a webinar highlighting how...
How to Transition From Public Service to the Private Sector
By Evan Scott, president, ESGI-Potomac Recruiting Not long after I began my career as an executive search professional for federal...
Young Bang Has Left DOD—Now He Wants to Talk Candidly About AI
Young Bang is an established name in the world of artificial intelligence. A former U.S. Department of the Army executive,...
Troy Edgar, Mainstay of Public & Private Sectors, Confirmed as DHS Dep Sec
After a close Senate vote, former IBM executive Troy Edgar has been confirmed as deputy secretary of the Department of Homeland...