Reissuing a national data strategy, launching a national secure data service and giving chief data officers $50 million also made the Data Coalition's open letter.
“Closeup of the White House facade and front lawn on a summer evening, in Washington DC. One of the rare moments when the sun is shining on the north side of the building. Picture taken from Pennsylvania Avenue.”
The order borrows heavily from principles already established by the defense and intelligence communities, extending them to those outside the national security space.
Michael Rigas said a recent executive order opens a major door for agencies to recruit and interview talented professionals who obtained their skills outside of school.
The order will allow agencies to vet "candidates using assessment methods that more directly determine whether job seekers possess the knowledge, skills and abilities to do the…