Government Matters

Leo Shane III, deputy editor of Military Times, and David Hawkings, senior editor of CQ Roll Call, discuss the congressional issues keeping a FY19 funding bill from advancing, and the first day on the job for new VA Secretary Robert Wilkie.

Michael Curtis, executive director of GrantSolutions, discusses the value of machine learning in information and grant management, and his goals for helping people through new technologies.

Dave Mihelcic, former Defense Information Systems Agency CTO and federal chief technology & strategy officer at Juniper Networks, discusses the final version of the JEDI proposal, and why it’s not what industry was expecting.

Leo Shane III, deputy editor of Military Times, and David Hawkings, senior editor of CQ Roll Call, discuss the congressional issues keeping a FY19 funding bill from advancing, and the first day on the job for new VA Secretary Robert Wilkie.

Michael Curtis, executive director of GrantSolutions, discusses the value of machine learning in information and grant management, and his goals for helping people through new technologies.

Dave Mihelcic, former Defense Information Systems Agency CTO and federal chief technology & strategy officer at Juniper Networks, discusses the final version of the JEDI proposal, and why it’s not what industry was expecting.

Leo Shane III, deputy editor of Military Times, and David Hawkings, senior editor of CQ Roll Call, discuss the congressional issues keeping a FY19 funding bill from advancing, and the first day on the job for new VA Secretary Robert Wilkie.

Michael Curtis, executive director of GrantSolutions, discusses the value of machine learning in information and grant management, and his goals for helping people through new technologies.

Dave Mihelcic, former Defense Information Systems Agency CTO and federal chief technology & strategy officer at Juniper Networks, discusses the final version of the JEDI proposal, and why it’s not what industry was expecting.

In this special two-part interview, Department of Defense Deputy Chief Financial Officer Mark Easton details the department’s large-scale audit, and his future priorities at the Pentagon.

U.S. Comptroller General Gene Dodaro and Ann Ebberts, CEO of the Association of Government Accountants, discuss what is needed right now in the federal oversight workforce, and the evolution of enterprise risk management.

In this special two-part interview, Department of Defense Deputy Chief Financial Officer Mark Easton details the department’s large-scale audit, and his future priorities at the Pentagon.

U.S. Comptroller General Gene Dodaro and Ann Ebberts, CEO of the Association of Government Accountants, discuss what is needed right now in the federal oversight workforce, and the evolution of enterprise risk management.

In this special two-part interview, Department of Defense Deputy Chief Financial Officer Mark Easton details the department’s large-scale audit, and his future priorities at the Pentagon.

U.S. Comptroller General Gene Dodaro and Ann Ebberts, CEO of the Association of Government Accountants, discuss what is needed right now in the federal oversight workforce, and the evolution of enterprise risk management.

Terry Gerton, president & CEO of the National Academy of Public Administration, and Bill Valdez, president of the Senior Executives Association, discuss the White House’s efforts to shift OPM functions to other agencies, and what that means for the office’s future.

Terry Halvorsen, former Department of Defense CIO & executive vice president of IT & Mobile Communications at Samsung Electronics, discusses changes to authentication tech at the Pentagon, and how it could move to civilian agencies in the future.

Michael Hermus, former Department of Homeland Security CTO and CEO & Managing Partner at Revolution Four Group, discusses the changing role of technology in defense, and the disruptive impact quantum computing is going to have on cybersecurity.

Terry Gerton, president & CEO of the National Academy of Public Administration, and Bill Valdez, president of the Senior Executives Association, discuss the White House’s efforts to shift OPM functions to other agencies, and what that means for the office’s future.

Terry Halvorsen, former Department of Defense CIO & executive vice president of IT & Mobile Communications at Samsung Electronics, discusses changes to authentication tech at the Pentagon, and how it could move to civilian agencies in the future.

Michael Hermus, former Department of Homeland Security CTO and CEO & Managing Partner at Revolution Four Group, discusses the changing role of technology in defense, and the disruptive impact quantum computing is going to have on cybersecurity.

Terry Gerton, president & CEO of the National Academy of Public Administration, and Bill Valdez, president of the Senior Executives Association, discuss the White House’s efforts to shift OPM functions to other agencies, and what that means for the office’s future.

Terry Halvorsen, former Department of Defense CIO & executive vice president of IT & Mobile Communications at Samsung Electronics, discusses changes to authentication tech at the Pentagon, and how it could move to civilian agencies in the future.

Michael Hermus, former Department of Homeland Security CTO and CEO & Managing Partner at Revolution Four Group, discusses the changing role of technology in defense, and the disruptive impact quantum computing is going to have on cybersecurity.

Gen. Larry Spencer (USAF, Ret.), president of the Air Force Association, discusses the conferenced version of the National Defense Authorization Act, and the rollout of the KC-46 tanker.

Frank Strickland, managing director at Deloitte Consulting, discusses his report on how to use cutting-edge tech to solve age-old difficulties with military readiness.

Federal News Radio Defense Reporter Scott Maucione and Military.com Reporter Oriana Pawlyk discuss provisions in the latest version of the NDAA, the Air Force looking to team up with NASA for space exploration and contractors benefiting from the use of Other Transaction Authority.