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Traditionally, the Department of Defense (DoD) follows the Federal Acquisition Regulation, a 2,086-page document outlining the rules and regulations the DoD must follow while pursuing contracts. These rules cost both…

The ability for government agencies to prevent and protect against weapons of mass destruction (WMD) is hindered by many factors. From the impact of legacy systems to a lack of…

Innovation is defined as the introduction of something new, or a new idea, method, or device. In practice, most discussions of government innovation are focused on high-profile efforts, such as…

INDOPACOM covers a huge area of the globe, encompassing 36 countries and more than 50 percent of the world’s total population – including many of our nation’s allies, trading partners…

No time to read? You can listen to the podcast of this conversation here. With the INDOPACOM Area of Responsibility spanning 36 countries and more than 50 percent of the…

The U.S. Department of Defense is undergoing a major transformation as it aligns its technology capabilities with its defense strategy of being a more lethal, resilient, and rapidly innovating Joint…

For government aircraft, both military and civilian, the challenges sparked by digital transformation take on an entirely new aspect. Maintaining secure, high-speed, uninterrupted connectivity on land is difficult enough, but…

High-latency and low-throughput satellite communications are no longer the focus, instead, new large bandwidth and low-latency connectivity is here. This low-latency, high-throughput service from MEO is offering connectivity like never…

For the Department of Defense (DoD) to ensure victory in future battles, the use of digital technologies will be crucial. To prepare for the digitally-driven challenges ahead, the DoD and…

In our last post on the Government Technology Insider, we looked at a recent Booz Allen Hamilton Thought Piece that detailed the challenge that military organizations face when it comes…