Ryan Schradin

In my previous post of the Government Technology Insider, I shared the findings of a recently-released Thought Piece by the global government consultancy, Booz Allen Hamilton, which delved into the…

If there’s one thing that today’s military is exceptional at, it’s generating data. Today’s military has deployed advanced sensors and new intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) solutions across each of…

The 2018 omnibus spending bill passed by Congress halfway through 2018 allocated an additional $80 billion for defense and $63 billion for civilian agencies – many of which were spending…

The United States military has been utilizing GPS for decades – relying on this space-based system for a wide variety of capabilities including force deployment, force navigation, logistical support and…

The healthcare delivered by the Department of Veterans Affairs’ more than 1,200 hospitals and outpatient facilities around the country routinely gets praised by the patients who go to them. Scott…

Following large and costly breaches to federal agencies, including the breach of the OPM and the NSA, the federal government is focused on cyber security and protecting their networks. But…

With an ever-growing list of info sec threats against citizen data and national intelligence are the old ways of combating cyber threats still effective? What about AI and machine learning?

When it comes to delivering citizen services, many agencies receive a failing grade. CSRA’s Same Capone talks about how to improve customer experience (CX) for federal agencies.

When a federal agency awards a contract there’s always the possibility, despite due diligence and extensive review process, that the delivery of a mission-critical service could be compromised by a…

The federal government is often under fire for how services are delivered to citizens.  From stories of hours-long wait times on the phone or in-person, to the herculean efforts required…