WT 360: BigBear's agenda for itself and the AI market

The new chief executive of BigBear.ai and the leader of its federal business join the 360 conversation to lay out the company's pathway it believes is the right one to become an artificial intelligence integration leader.

  • By Ross Wilkers

WT 360: How Aeyon chose its investor and where it wants to go

Aeyon's chief executive Sunny Singh joins the podcast to explain the company's focus on robotic process automation and how it picked its private investment partner.

  • By Ross Wilkers

WT 360: All about GSA's 'MAS-sive' contract consolidation

Companies have much to work on as the General Services Administration turns its 24 Multiple Award Schedule contracts into one. GSA Schedule specialist Courtney Fairchild is here with an updated roadmap for contractors to follow.

  • By Ross Wilkers

WT 360's Info Session: Leidos' CEO transition and troubles with two big contracts

The Washington Technology reporting team reviews the upcoming retirement of Leidos CEO Roger Krone after nine years in that role and previews what his successor will bring. The team also tries to wrap their heads around why a pair of government-wide vehicles are drawing complaints for very different reasons.

  • By Ross Wilkers

WT 360: Getting SBIR tech into the mainstream still has challenges

Editor Nick Wakeman dives into a bid protest decision with attorney Stephen Bacon that illustrates the challenges companies face when working on a Small Business Innovation Research contract.

  • By Nick Wakeman

WT 360's Info Session: Supply chains at home, climate reporting rules and best-in-class contracts

Courtney Bublé of Government Executive and Chris Riotta of FCW join to go over the Biden administration's "Buy American" push, new contractor regulations for climate reporting and cybersecurity, and the direction of best-in-class contracts.

  • By Ross Wilkers

WT 360: Amentum in the implementation phase of its strategy

The global government services company's course is the focus of this episode, where CEO John Heller describes where Amentum wants to go and some larger market dynamics that shape the strategy.

  • By Ross Wilkers

WT 360: Macrotrends and discussion starters poised to shape 2023

Hear our Ross Wilkers and RSM's government contracting senior analyst Stephanie Smith go over the topics and themes companies are paying attention to with 2023 underway, and some they should be talking about.

  • By Ross Wilkers

WT 360: Jack London's success driven by curiosity, integrity and entrepreneurship

Jennifer London, wife of the late Jack London, shares the lessons that CACI International's longtime leader learned during his career and what those lessons can teach everyone.

  • By Nick Wakeman

WT 360: All about ICF's physical and strategic moves

ICF's move to a new corporate headquarters is also a signpost for where the company has been and is going, as its CEO John Wasson explains in this episode.

  • By Ross Wilkers

WT 360: The Info Session picks up where 2022 ended and starts on 2023

The premiere episode of what is now WT 360 is also the start of our new Info Session series that brings together the reporting staff from WT's partner publications. Frank Konkel of Nextgov and Carten Cordell of FCW join the conversation to preview storylines to watch in 2023.

  • By Ross Wilkers

Introducing the new name for our podcast -- WT 360

As we retire the Project 38 brand, we look back at some of our favorite episodes from the past year and preview what to expect with the new name and look.

  • By Nick Wakeman

PROJECT 38: Looking back at 2022 and ahead to 2023 in GovCon

This episode wraps up 2022 for GovCon and looks ahead to what 2023 is shaping up to be with the insights of David Berteau, CEO of the Professional Services Council.

  • By Ross Wilkers

PROJECT 38: Today's data challenge is tomorrow's opportunity

An Amazon Web Services executive explains to Editor Nick Wakeman how advances in cloud computing technology are fueling ways to get better use out of all the information generated by government agencies.

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PROJECT 38: How Razor's Edge Ventures scouts for tech and companies

The U.S. national defense strategy is a guide for how Razor's Edge Ventures decides where to make its investments, as two of their leaders explain in this episode.

  • By Ross Wilkers

PROJECT 38: New ManTech CEO shares his vision and keys for growth

ManTech CEO Matt Tait says their new owners in the Carlyle Group have told them this: ManTech needs to be ManTech to succeed in today's market. He tells editor Nick Wakeman what that means in this episode.

  • By Nick Wakeman

PROJECT 38: Are you ready to step out of your comfort zone?

Small business entrepreneur Walter Barnes III, founder of PM Consulting, shares his journey with Editor Nick Wakeman and offers advice on overcoming the hurdles and challenges he’s faced in the federal market.

  • By Nick Wakeman

PROJECT 38: Using innovation theater to speed up change

What is the concept of innovation theater and how can it break the public sector ecosystem's status quo? Hear Raft's founder and CEO Shubhi Mishra both explain and dispel the negative notions surrounding it to our Ross Wilkers.

  • By Ross Wilkers

PROJECT 38: How the metaverse is already here with more to come

The metaverse is changing how agencies operate and how contractors deliver solutions. To hear Chris Copeland and Kyle Michl of Accenture Federal Services explain things to our Editor Nick Wakeman, the concept is more than a buzzword.

  • By Nick Wakeman

PROJECT 38: Volume is merely one leg of the data challenge

The statistics alone are daunting on how much data is being created in the world. Babel Street CEO Michael Southworth offers up those figures and what the tech industry's answers are in this episode with our Ross Wilkers.

  • By Ross Wilkers

PROJECT 38: A fiscal year-end checkpoint of the market

Where companies are prioritizing their investments and seeing headwinds is the focus of this episode that has our Ross Wilkers swap notes and thoughts with John Caucis and James Wichert, public sector market analysts at Technology Business Research.

  • By Ross Wilkers