Professional Services Council Archives

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The pandemic isn’t the only thing pushing CIOs to modernize IT

Many needs predate the global crisis, according to the Professional Services Council, and will need attention moving forward.

Jan 13, 2021 By Dave Nyczepir

Contractors demand maximum telework authority as coronavirus furloughs loom

“We’re really in uncharted territory here," said the attorney leading Ward & Berry's government contracts practice.

Mar 20, 2020 By Dave Nyczepir

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GSA will increase post-award feedback to offerers with INFORM 2.0

Many contractors would like to see the INFORM process adopted by all federal agencies, finding it fairer and more helpful in crafting future contract submissions.

Feb 14, 2020 By Dave Nyczepir

Service members are greeted by locked doors at the Harriotte B. Smith library aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune due to a government shutdown, Oct. 1. Only operations and activities essential to safety, protection of human life and protection of our national security are authorized to remain open, and only the minimum number of civilian employees necessary to carry out those activities will be exempt from furlough.

Shutdown could delay some of Trump’s IT reform goals

As the partial government shutdown rocks on into its third week, the lack of appropriations are starting to sting federal programs, including the White House’s technology modernization…

Jan 4, 2019 By Carten Cordell

AI could mean massive reskilling initiatives for the federal workforce

Leaders from across the federal government have been banging the drum lately about the promises that artificial intelligence and automation hold for assisting an overwhelmed federal workforce.…

Sep 11, 2018 By Carten Cordell