Frank Konkel
Journalist and Editor-in-Chief at Government Executive
Editor-in-Chief at GovExec Space Project
Editor-in-Chief, @GovExec @michiganstateU alum [email protected] Signal: FrankKonkel.91
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3 weeks ago |
nextgov.com | Frank Konkel
Three years ago, tech giant Google placed a bet on government business, launching a new division — Google Public Sector — to better serve the massive market of federal, state and local, and defense customers that collectively spend more than $100 billion on IT each year. Last week, Google Public Sector’s cloud computing platform, Google Distributed Cloud, achieved a major milestone, meeting the Defense Department’s Impact Level 6 security accreditation.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtontechnology.com | Frank Konkel |Nick Wakeman |Ross Wilkers
Skip to Content Log In Email Address Password Forgot your password? Not a member? Sign up now! As Trump’s White House sees things, the General Services Administration should take on substantially all of the responsibility for managing the federal government’s acquisitions of goods and services.
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1 month ago |
washingtontechnology.com | Frank Konkel
Artificial intelligence is all the rage across government — by last official count, Congress’ investigative arm identified some 1,200 AI efforts across federal agencies — but four large companies led by Deloitte have banded together with an end-to-end AI offering to potentially make some agencies’ journeys with the new technology a little easier. On Wednesday, Deloitte announced an expansion of its Silicon to Service AI to government customers and regulated industries.
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1 month ago |
nextgov.com | Frank Konkel
Artificial intelligence is all the rage across government — by last official count, Congress’ investigative arm identified some 1,200 AI efforts across federal agencies — but four large companies led by Deloitte have banded together with an end-to-end AI offering to potentially make some agencies’ journeys with the new technology a little easier. On Wednesday, Deloitte announced an expansion of its Silicon to Service AI to government customers and regulated industries.
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1 month ago |
nextgov.com | Frank Konkel
The General Services Administration is working with the Office of Management and Budget, NASA and the National Institutes of Health on transfer plans for several major governmentwide contracting vehicles through which more than $100 billion in spending on information technology services flows.
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