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Charles Lyons-Burt is senior content specialist at Executive Mosaic, a media and events company serving the U.S. federal contracting community. A passionate lover of language, the arts, aesthetics and fitness, he also writes film and music criticism for outlets such as Slant Magazine and Spectrum Culture.
Mark DeMerse, Carahsoft’s 5G vertical executive, spends his time building relationships with emerging and established telecommunications companies to help government agencies deploy secure private networks wherever they are needed. Telecom and 5G technologies are inherently complex, with a wide web of manufacturers, software and hardware to sort through. DeMerse recently sat down with ExecutiveBiz to […] More
As chief growth officer at technology services contractor Dark Wolf Solutions, Oliver Sadorra channels his engineering background and technical expertise into a role directing the company’s business development, capture and proposal. Therefore, he’s just as concerned with assuring the organization along a path of consistent market growth as he is breaking new ground in research and development. […] More
5G communications are more than just an asset for civilian commercial users looking to connect to the internet from anywhere and place calls conveniently. According to retired U.S. Air Force BG Rob Spalding, CEO of SEMPRE, they’re a vital military necessity. Especially in remote locations where connectivity is usually spotty or nonexistent—a.k.a. at the edge—this technology […] More
The mission of the Department of Defense to create an interconnected mesh for communications across services and domains—dubbed Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or CJADC2—has run parallel to the rise of artificial intelligence. According to Booz Allen Hamilton’s Cutter Brenton, vice president of algorithmic warfare, AI can and will play a crucial role in achieving CJADC2. […] More
Federally-focused information technology provider cBEYONData has enjoyed significant growth in 2024. The Arlington, Virginia-based company completed its integration of recent acquisitions Alta Via and Summit2Sea into one cohesive entity; has won 100 percent of its recompetes over the last 12 months; landed a spot on the $8 billion FBI Information Technology Supplies and Support Services […] More
Case management systems, like those offered by cloud and software company Appian, are “critically important,” but also “expensive to maintain and expensive to implement,” according to Laura Parsons, vice president at Maximus’ federal business. Such interfaces are meant to assist with investigations and data organization; one example being the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations’ recently launched […] More
The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service released their first set of digital asset tax regulations on June 28, which establishes rules for how brokers must report gains and losses on their customers’ digital asset transactions. TaxBit works at the intersection of industry and government to provide tax and accounting compliance solutions to enterprises […] More
In this hyper-digital world, organizations now grapple with sometimes overwhelming volumes of data, which in turn escalates identity and risk vulnerabilities. This creates a critical need to balance these threats with available resources. Artificial intelligence-enabled name-matching technology is proving to be particularly suited to this task and can provide users with efficient solutions to bridge […] More
The Wash100 Award has, over the last decade, staked a claim as the foremost designation of success and influence in the government contracting industry. An offering of elite GovCon events and media company Executive Mosaic, the Wash100 Award seeks out not only the most impressive individuals in the field, but those they assert will shape the market […] More
No technology has generated more buzz in the past year than artificial intelligence. According to McKinsey, generative AI has $1 trillion of improvement potential in the world of healthcare. However, AI is still an extremely new technology, rife with challenges, and it cannot reach its full potential without buy-in from government, healthcare institutions and patients […] More
“For several decades, the Air Force has been operating with equipment born out of the 1960s and 1970s, which served its missions adequately,” said Lt. Col. Jon Van Nostrand, who serves as deputy division chief of support equipment and vehicles. However, in recent years, the demands of the great power competition with rapidly modernizing nations has […] More
Government agencies are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to modernize operations, and they’re doing so amid a growing set of standards, including the Biden administration’s 2022 AI Bill of Rights blueprint and the 2023 Executive Order for AI. Most recently, the Bipartisan Senate AI Working Group introduced a roadmap for AI policy in the Senate […] More
