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With a senior-level AI position on the horizon, the agency explores opportunities and legal questions around the technology.

The innovation team has focused on recruiting Air Force tech talent with an eye toward fostering broader change.

• Data

In a move toward overcoming challenges around providing care best tailored to veterans' needs, the Department of Veterans Affairs is turning to big data analytics to improve the agency's core services, top agency leaders detailed this week at the AIWorld Government conference in Washington, D.C.

When it comes to federal acquisition, the General Services Administration is not only the center for procurement, but also the chief innovator for acquisition innovation.

U.S. Digital Service Director of Procurement Traci Walker, 18F Director of Acquisition Ashley Owens, and Founder and CEO of Dcode Meagan Metzger spoke at the Acquisition Innovation CXO Tech Forum June 20 about solutions they have found to fast-track acquisition, making the procurement process more agile while ensuring that regulations and policies are adhered to.

Improvements in the acquisition process are making way in category management, shared services and innovation, at the Office of Management and Budget, said Lesley Field, Deputy Administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy Office at GovernmentCIO Media & Research’s latest CXO Tech Forum June 20.

• Workforce

Navy’s top acquisition executive highlights the service’s procurement improvements to keep pace with the speed of technology.

A necessary component of an agile team is to go beyond establishing a comprehensive continuous integration process.

As the Defense Department considers options for cloud implementation, the agency’s next-generation cloud program manager talks benefits of milCloud 2.0.

An update on VA’s current tech tools, services and priorities moving forward to improve veteran health care, as outlined by VA CIO James Gfrerer.

The agency’s new community of practice seeks to encourage interagency collaboration on implementation of robotic process automation.

A new National Academy of Public Administration book analyzes the intersection of the technology on public administration.