Workforce
Just as critical as the modern technology that keeps the government running are the people behind it. The federal government employs over 2 million people who deliver a wide range of essential services to the American public. As agency CIOs navigate new technologies and processes, they will also be responsible for upskilling and reskilling the workforce. Agencies will need to find new ways to empower their workforce to tackle emerging cyberthreats, use advanced technology and understand the policies surrounding them.
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Opinion: America's Reindustrialization Must Be AI-Driven
The future of American industry built by artificial intelligence drives a need to upskill the workforce and leverage tariffs carefully.
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Tracking CIOs in Trump's Second Term
Stay informed on the latest shifts in federal technology leadership as new CIOs are appointed and President Trump's second term takes shape.
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Cyber Leaders Call for 'Data Dominance' to Drive Compliance
Officials emphasize how data dominance and sharing best practices help agencies meet critical cyber compliance goals.
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Tracking Trump's Cabinet Nominee Hearings, Confirmations
Trump cabinet nominees are undergoing Senate hearings in a process to confirm the president's new federal agency leadership appointments.
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DOD's Cyber Academic Engagement Office Centralizes Operations to Drive Efficiency
The office prioritizes centralization and collaboration as part of its 2025 strategy to drive operational efficiencies and improve services.
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‘Talent Is Our Asymmetric Advantage’, Pentagon Officials Say
DISA and Cybercom leaders emphasize the need for dynamic skills, continuous learning and industry partnerships to prepare for future threats.
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White House's Plan for Hiring Reform Signals Tech, AI Needs
Here is what President Donald Trump's workforce hiring plan might mean for IT modernization at federal agencies.
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Former Energy CIO Examines Evolving Tech Priorities
Ann Dunkin discussed challenges in acquisition that impact how agencies can approach federal technology strategies and efficiencies.
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Defense Leads Balance Legacy, Innovation in Move to Zero Trust
National security officials emphasize cultural change, collaboration and incremental progress in zero trust implementation.
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Defense Leaders Harness AI to Accelerate Innovation
Defense leaders are creating new pathways to scale emerging technologies like AI, enabling faster innovation and empowering end users.
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DOD Acting CIO: JWCC is First Step in Multi-Cloud Environment
Leslie Beavers discussed next steps with JWCC, zero trust, workforce and software development amid an evolving Mission Partner Environment.
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Former DOD CIO Analyzes Trump’s Approach to Tech, Workforce
John Sherman shares how recent legislation from the second Trump administration shifts government’s role in technology, defense and the federal workforce.
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