Lessons from pandemic fuel infrastructure improvement at VA Office of Information and Technology Paul Brubaker, acting principal deputy assistant secretary at the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Information and Technology, discusses how his office responded to the pandemic early on and is addressing infrastructure limitations to improve system effectiveness US and South Korea […]
EEOC working to stop artificial intelligence from perpetuating bias in hiring Charlotte A. Burrows, chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), discusses preventing workplace discrimination, harassment and retaliation and stopping artificial intelligence from perpetuating bias in hiring
Submarine cable cybersecurity, Enterprise Risk Management at TSP board and federal vaccine mandate updates
Army DEVCOM three-phased future of work initiative, Indirect talks between the United States and Iran, Russian militarization in Arctic region
Potential Russian attack on Ukraine, use of data to combat adversarial gray zone tactics and recommendations for DoD Acquisition and Sustainment
Richard Kidd, deputy assistant secretary of defense for environment and energy resilience at the Defense Department, discusses how the Defense Department is preparing for the increasing impacts of climate change and prioritizing environmental responsibility in its testing and training exercises
Chinese hypersonic missiles “a huge challenge to our missile defense system,” says NDIA president Gen. Herbert “Hawk” Carlisle (USAF, Ret.), president of the National Defense Industrial Association, explains why China’s recent test of a nuclear-capable hypersonic missile is so concerning Pentagon develops options as tensions increase between China and Taiwan Timothy Heath, senior international […]
