OMB wants industry input on AI workforce guidance
OMB wants feedback from industry as it drafts a memo regulating how agencies should use artificial intelligence in the workplace.
NVTC's Kilberg to retire
The Northern Virginia Technology Council's long-time leader Bobbie Kilberg has announced that she plans to retire next year after 22 years at the helm.
Leidos, civil group president part ways
Leidos announced in a regulatory filing that the company and its civil group president are parting ways, effective Oct. 18.
From ship driver to senior exec, GDIT's Gilliland shares career advice
General Dynamics IT President Amy Gilliland shared her career path and along the way offered lessons on overcoming adversity, resiliency and not being afraid to take leap of faith.
Inside the planning for Dovel's CEO transition
Dovel Technologies is entering a new phase of growth and is offering a lesson on how you plan and navigate the transition points that come with growth.
Brown named president of ORI
Customer experience and data analytics consulting firm ORI has named Shannon Brown as its president.
Nominations open for top women tech leaders
The nomination period has opened for the annual Women in Technology award program. The deadline for submissions is Nov. 11.
Workforce issues impact big and small firms alike
Small, mid-size and large businesses in the market all have plenty in common when it comes to workforce and human capital challenges.
Mercury hires former DOD electronic warfare exec
Mercury Systems has hired William Conley, a former electronic warfare director for the Defense Department.
Hot job market expected to get hotter
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Human capital strategies for 2020 and beyond
Our next Washington Technology Power Breakfast brings in some of the market's leading companies to share how they are managing the challenges around workforce issues in the government market.
From 16 to 60, women in tech face challenges
A conversation with former Air Force Secretary Deborah James and a pair of 16-year-old "Girls Who Code" show that strides have been made to welcome women to technology but challenges remain.
Drone Aviation names Nussbaum's successors
Following the death of Jay Nussbaum, Drone Aviation has named both a new chairman and a new CEO to succeed him.
Jay Nussbaum remembered for personal touch
Jay Nussbaum, who died this weekend, is remembered by friends and former colleagues for his business acumen that was driven by a personal touch with customers and employees.
SAIC breaks new ground with board diversity
In adding two new members, Science Applications International Corp. becomes of the few public companies with a 50-50 split of men and women on its board of directors.
Military-wary tech workers should listen to this Marine
In a New York Times column, Marine Lucas Kunce makes his case for why technology workers should want to supply the best tools to the military even if they disagree with current war efforts.
Mattis rejoins General Dynamics board
General Dynamics has appointed former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to its board, marking his return as a GD director.
WT podcast lands top executives
Our Project 38 podcast has landed interviews some of the leading executives in the market. If you aren't a regular listener, you should be.
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