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United Launch Alliance has commended the Federal Aviation Administration’s proposed rule to simplify launch licensing requirements and eliminate tedious waiver processing for operators.
Robert Schofield, a director at NetCentrics, has said that agencies should leverage industry best practices when implementing automated technologies which have the potential to improve operations and reduce costs.
Science Applications International Corp. and artificial intelligence software developer Espressive have entered into an agreement to integrate the latter’s virtual assistant tool into SAIC’s U-Centric self-service help desk platform.
Geetika Tandon, a principal at Booz Allen Hamilton, has said that organizations need to restructure their operations and information technology ecosystems to accommodate rapidly evolving artificial intelligence technology.
The Partnership for Public Service and IBM’s Center for The Business of Government released a report stating that agencies must address risks in artificial intelligence implementation while leveraging the technology for simplifying organizational procedures.
Dave McClure, principal director and CIO advisory lead at Accenture Federal Services, has said that agencies’ failure to leverage digital process automation for handling operational data resulted in “widely felt†performance gaps.
A Northrop Grumman-built satellite has discovered over 20 planets and conducted observations over Earth’s southern hemisphere after being launched into orbit last year as part of a NASA mission.
Collins Aerospace has partnered with special engineering firm ILC Dover to develop a prototype space suit designed to support missions to the moon and other planetary bodies.
Aerojet Rocketdyne won a potential 3.5-year, $19M contract to provide risk reduction services for the Missile Defense Agency’s axial upper stage components.
Several industry representatives and the U.S. Air Force discussed emerging research and development efforts at the 2019 Dayton Defense Wright Dialogue in Ohio. “We have to get back to work and start thinking about everything that still needs to be done, and that will require a great deal of out-of-the-box thinking from each and every one of us,â€Â Roger Krone, CEO of Leidos and 2019 Wash100 Award recipient, said during his keynote speech.
The General Services Administration’s Technology Transformation Services division is looking for concepts that can help the agency update the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program’s process for conducting cloud certifications.
The Johns Hopkins University selected three scientists from the JHU Applied Physics Laboratory to further research into disaster-related healthcare, ethics in automation and school security technology for the 2019 JHU Discovery Awards' fifth round.
