Amy Kluber

Editor-in-Chief

Amy Kluber is editor-in-chief of GovCIO Media & Research. Previously she managed two aviation publications at B2B media company Access Intelligence. She was nominated for The Innovation in Aerospace Journalism & Publishing Award for launching and hosting an aviation podcast. Prior to that she wrote news scripts and produced videos for the network Newsy.

She earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in journalism from the University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri. Having traveled around the world since an early age, she grew up a U.S. Army brat born in Vicenza, Italy, and spent most of her youth living in Seoul, South Korea.

In her free time, you may find her at Disney World.

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GSA Inches Closer to Agency Marketplace Pilot Program

An online portal would streamline how government agencies purchase supplies.

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Leveraging Data from Medical Devices to Help Combat the Opioid Crisis

Leaders from government and industry rely on technology to overcome current drug crises and predict the next.

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Exploring Metrics in the DevOps Entry Point

Part three of a series that will identify key personnel for a transition to DevOps.

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Does the New American AI Initiative do Enough to Spur Health Care Advances?

The administration’s new American AI Initiative drew attention mostly for its cyber operations and security plans, but it also focused on healthcare and the need to infuse AI.

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Exploring Maturity in the DevOps Entry Point

The second part of a series that highlights most effective first steps for shedding inefficient and ineffective information technology practices.

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Exploring Context in the DevOps Entry Point

The first of a series that identifies the missing pieces in the development of information technology in the enterprise.

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Federal Leaders Share Workforce, Acquisitions Updates on PMA Anniversary

CIO Suzette Kent and others provide updates about recruitment and shared service programs.

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Agencies Committed to Speed, Efficiency in Industry Partnerships for National Security

Officials from Homeland Security, Army Research Lab and In-Q-Tel discuss the components of successful collaboration with industry.

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Machine Learning, AI for National Defense Require Industry-Government Collaboration

Working together to develop the technology also means paying heed to the ethics involved.

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