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is a staff writer at Executive Mosaic, where she writes for ExecutiveBiz about IT modernization, cybersecurity, space procurement and industry leaders’ perspectives on government technology trends.
Made In Space CEO Andrew Rush and NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine discussed their vision for manufacturing satellites, antennas, solar arrays and other space systems in orbit using 3D printers during a tour of the company’s headquarters in Mountain View, Calif., SpaceNews reported Wednesday.
Ahmed Jazzar, president of Boeing’s business in Saudi Arabia, will manage the aerospace company’s defense business in the Middle Eastern country as part of the expansion of his leadership responsibilities, Saudi Gazzette reported Saturday.
John Lockwood, former robotic process automation program manager at the Defense Logistics Agency, has joined KPMG’s federal advisory group as director of the professional services firm’s federal intelligent automation practice.
John Sankovich, vice president of cloud solutions at ECS, said in an interview published Tuesday that organizations should partner with a managed service provider to help train their employees when it comes to cloud adoption.
MuleSoft, a subsidiary of Salesforce, has introduced a Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program-certified cloud platform designed to help government agencies manage integrations and application programming interfaces through a unified platform.
Kevin Fagan, a more than 15-year government information technology services industry leader, has joined Washington, D.C.-based open-source software and IT services company Amida Technology Solutions as chief growth officer.
Judith Bjornaas, executive vice president and chief financial officer of ManTech International, said the company is transitioning to a fixed-price contracting model as the Department of Defense and other federal agencies move to accelerate the procurement process, CFO Dive reported Friday.
Industry executives interviewed at Black Hat USA cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas said government agencies need to have more visibility into their networks in order to protect their infrastructure from cyber threats, Fifth Domain reported Friday.
Dun & Bradstreet’s government segment has named Yaneev Golombek, a Ph.D. student in civil engineering at the University of Colorado, as the recipient of the company’s 2019 Geospatial Data Science Scholarship.
Remediant, a San Francisco-based privileged access management software provider, has secured $15M in a round of Series A funding led by Dell Technologies’ investment arm and ForgePoint Capital.
Northrop Grumman  plans to increase the production of MQ-4C Triton and RQ-4 Global Hawk unmanned air vehicles to 12 UAVs per year at its Site 7 facilities in Palmdale, Calif., as it expects to see a rise in demand for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems, FlightGlobal reported Thursday.
BAE Systems officially unveiled an innovation facility at a cyber center in Augusta, Ga.
