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Lloyd Howell, chief financial officer and treasurer of Booz Allen Hamilton, has been appointed to serve on the board of Moody’s, beginning March 15, 2021.
MoreLloyd Howell, chief financial officer and treasurer at Booz Allen Hamilton, said he believes information technology modernization efforts within the federal government will continue and grow over time, the Washington Business Journal reported Wednesday.
MoreCenturyLink is waiving late payments for telecommunications services and suspending customer data caps in line with the Federal Communications Commission’s “Keep Americans Connected Pledge.â€
MoreWolf Den Associates has released a federal market update on mergers and acquisitions trends and outlook amidst the COVID-19 outbreak.Â
MoreJoe Shepherd, a vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton, has said that the Department of Defense’s current acquisition methods tend to slow down the delivery of advanced technologies like directed energy weapons to warfighters.
MoreFireEye held its 10th Annual Cyber Defense Summit on Oct. 9th and 10th at the Washington Hilton in Washington, D.C. The summit brought together many of the world’s leading security experts, frontline heroes, government leaders and executives from various industries to address the challenges of today’s threat landscape.
MoreShamlan Siddiqi, chief technology officer of NTT DATA’s public sector division, recently spoke with ExecutiveBiz regarding the impact artificial intelligence is having on the U.S. government, the reason why there’s so much red tape in AI innovation, why attracting talent is such a challenge in today’s climate and how the government can implement emerging technology more effectively.
MoreMarc Mancher, a principal at Deloitte, said federal agencies have been slow to adopt robotic process automation and are more likely to scale bots horizontally into new use cases, FedScoop reported Monday.
MoreSteve Selfridge, president of Government Services for Day & Zimmerman, recently spoke with ExecutiveBiz regarding the company’s recent acquisitions, diversifying its portfolio, the challenges of implementing the latest emerging technologies and the process of recruitment.
MoreA survey commissioned by AT&T as part of the company’s Climate Resiliency Project says 59 percent of U.S. business leaders consider their firms as “climate resilient.†Market research firm Morning Consult polled more than 600 business executives between April 15 and April 22 and found that 71 percent of respondents said they have not yet evaluated the risks of climate change to their companies, AT&T said Monday.
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