Government Technology
Hear about the latest product and service offerings from the government contracting industry’s leading providers. The Government Technology News section highlights developments in aerospace, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, defense, C4ISR, cloud, hypersonics, and space.
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Applied Insight Obtains CMMI Level 3 Rating; John Hynes Quoted
Applied Insight has received appraisal under the CMMI Institute's Capability Maturity Model Integration framework for the company's processes to engineer software and systems.
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Hughes Delivers Satcom Modems to General Atomics for SkyGuardian RPA Beyond-Line-of-Sight Comms
Hughes Network Systems has delivered an initial batch of satellite communication modems to support beyond-line-of-sight operations of General Atomics's remotely piloted aircraft.
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Inmarsat Government’s Rebecca Cowen-Hirsch on Commercial Satcom Service Misconceptions
Rebecca Cowen-Hirsch, senior vice president of government strategy and policy at Inmarsat Government, has said many government customers still have false perceptions about the use of satellite communications as a commercially managed service.
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Dell EMC Federal’s Cameron Chehreh: Virtualization, Transparency Key to Data Center Optimization
Prioritizing virtualization, data portability and transparency in server utilization can help federal agencies meet the requirements of the White House’s data center consolidation initiative, Cameron Chehreh, chief technology officer and vice president of presales engineering at Dell EMC's federal business, wrote in an opinion piece for Nextgov published Thursday.
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Carahsoft to Offer SwiftStack Cloud Storage Tech in Public Sector
Carahsoft Technology has agreed to be the distributor and master aggregator of SwiftStack-built cloud storage products in the federal government via NASA's Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement V contract.
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Tyler Technologies Supports OPEN Government Data Act Compliance With Tech
Tyler Technologies offers a suite of technology products and services designed to help agencies comply with a newly passed bill mandating the public availability of machine-readable government data.
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Study: Confidence Gap Remains Across Government Despite Increased Cloud Use
A new study shows that despite the growing use of cloud in the government, there is still a confidence gap across agencies as federal information technology experts doubt the security of the platform.Â
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Army Eyes Iron Dome Missile Defense Tech Procurement
The U.S. Army plans to purchase some Israel-made Iron Dome missile defense systems designed to counter mortar bombs and other incoming threats through the use of small interceptor missiles, Reuters reported Wednesday. “The Iron Dome will be assessed and experimented as a system that is currently available to protect deployed U.S. military service members against a wide variety of indirect fire threats and aerial threats,†the service said in a statement.
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