by Christopher Sharpley | Aug 2, 2019 | Federal IT, Uncategorized
The integrity of our election process has been the focus of many in recent years. There is little argument that ensuring the reliability of our voting process is integral to the survival of our republic. Regardless of jurisdiction, our voting process should be...
by Christopher Sharpley | Jul 23, 2019 | Federal IT, Uncategorized
It’s mid-July and agency CFOs have completed their sweep of accounts to find uncommitted funds for possible reallocation. The Federal government spends approximately $90 billion on IT annually. However, for a host of reasons, not all funds designated for priority IT...
by Christopher Sharpley | Jun 14, 2019 | Federal IT, U.S. Law, Uncategorized
The Federal work space is a-buzz over the role of agency Chief Data Officers (CDO). How will they optimize the use of existing agency data and bring new analytic capabilities to the business enterprise? I recall, as a Federal executive, when Chief Information Officers...
by Christopher Sharpley | Jun 7, 2019 | Federal IT, Uncategorized
IG Risk Score Regardless of whether you are responsible for a new program or manage a legacy enterprise, chances are an Office of the Inspector General (OIG) has oversight jurisdiction of your program. They are tasked with ensuring tax dollars are being spent...
by Paul Gorman | May 13, 2019 | Federal IT, Uncategorized
Hyland Software recently announced the release of their Enterprise Search product. It was acquired with the purchase of the Perceptive product from Lexmark in July 2017. The product is a great fit in the Hyland family of products and is certain to be on any...
by Christopher Sharpley | Apr 26, 2019 | DOD, Federal IT, U.S. Law, Uncategorized
In March, we blogged about the anticipated Executive Order that would prompt sweeping changes to the security clearance process. That Executive Order is here. An Executive Order (EO) was signed by the President on April 25, 2019, which transfers responsibility for...
