Government Matters

Tom Fox, vice president of leadership and innovation at the Partnership for Public Service, gives advice for federal managers for what they should do when a lot of noise is being made about their agency.

Eric Crusius, partner at Holland & Knight, discusses the recent report by the RAND Corporation, about the prevalence and impact of bid protests on procurement at the Department of Defense.

Phyllis Schneck, managing director and global leader of cyber solutions at Promontory, discusses the top cybersecurity trends to watch in 2018.

Tom Fox, vice president of leadership and innovation at the Partnership for Public Service, gives advice for federal managers for what they should do when a lot of noise is being made about their agency.

Eric Crusius, partner at Holland & Knight, discusses the recent report by the RAND Corporation, about the prevalence and impact of bid protests on procurement at the Department of Defense.

Phyllis Schneck, managing director and global leader of cyber solutions at Promontory, discusses the top cybersecurity trends to watch in 2018.

Col. Kevin Seeley, acting CIO & acting director of the Health IT Directorate at the Defense Health Agency, discusses his agency’s “Desktop to Datacenter” initiative.

Todd Harrison, senior fellow at the Center for Strategic & International Studies, discusses some potentially bad ideas for the national security community.

In this week’s Pentagon Beat roundtable, Megan Eckstein, staff writer at USNI News, and Paul Shinkman, national security correspondent, U.S. News & World Report, discuss the biggest defense headlines of the week.

Col. Kevin Seeley, acting CIO & acting director of the Health IT Directorate at the Defense Health Agency, discusses his agency’s “Desktop to Datacenter” initiative.

Todd Harrison, senior fellow at the Center for Strategic & International Studies, discusses some potentially bad ideas for the national security community.

In this week’s Pentagon Beat roundtable, Megan Eckstein, staff writer at USNI News, and Paul Shinkman, national security correspondent, U.S. News & World Report, discuss the biggest defense headlines of the week.

Hudson Hollister, president of the Data Foundation, discusses the government effort to reduce improper payments, and the role of data in that effort.

Yvonne Jones, director of strategic issues at the Government Accountability Office, discusses GAO’s report on agencies use of recruitment tools for talent in special areas like cybersecurity and engineering.

Jeff Green, president of J.A. Green and Company, discusses President Trump’s executive order targeting critical minerals.

Hudson Hollister, president of the Data Foundation, discusses the government effort to reduce improper payments, and the role of data in that effort.

Yvonne Jones, director of strategic issues at the Government Accountability Office, discusses GAO’s report on agencies use of recruitment tools for talent in special areas like cybersecurity and engineering.

Jeff Green, president of J.A. Green and Company, discusses President Trump’s executive order targeting critical minerals.

Hudson Hollister, president of the Data Foundation, discusses the government effort to reduce improper payments, and the role of data in that effort.

Yvonne Jones, director of strategic issues at the Government Accountability Office, discusses GAO’s report on agencies use of recruitment tools for talent in special areas like cybersecurity and engineering.

Jeff Green, president of J.A. Green and Company, discusses President Trump’s executive order targeting critical minerals.

"Former federal CIOs on the future of government IT" -- Mark Forman, global head of public sector at Unisys, Karen Evans, national director of the U.S. Cyber Challenge, and Tony Scott, senior advisor to Squire Patton Boggs, join Francis for this year-end edition of Government Matters. They discuss some of the top federal information technology trends leading into 2018.

"Former federal CIOs on the future of government IT" -- Mark Forman, global head of public sector at Unisys, Karen Evans, national director of the U.S. Cyber Challenge, and Tony Scott, senior advisor to Squire Patton Boggs, join Francis for this year-end edition of Government Matters. They discuss some of the top federal information technology trends leading into 2018.

Jim Williams, partner at Schambach & Williams Consulting, discusses concerns surrounding IRS' ability to implement the tax reform plan signed into law this month.

Dom Delmolino, chief technology officer at Accenture Federal Services, explains how AI gives government an opportunity to improve its relationship with the citizens it serves.

Brian Whittaker, chief technology officer at Young Government Leaders, discusses the evolution of blockchain and how it could be applied to federal agencies in the future.