Ireland Degges is a Junior Editor and Staff Writer for Executive Gov, Executivebiz, and Government Contracting News Wire. With a focus on government contracting and technology, Ireland covers topics such as defense contracts, executive appointments, and advancements in the aerospace and defense industry.
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Ireland Degges' coverage primarily focuses on government and military leadership appointments, defense contracts, and industry announcements. She appears to be particularly interested in press releases and private sector or government announcements related to naval operations, chief operating officers, defense contracts, military leadership, and government agencies.
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By: Ireland Degges
Terri Malone, senior vice president and chief growth officer of Serco, has been chosen to chair Executive Mosaic’s 4×24 BD Group. The 4×24 executive leadership program offers a space in which government contracting industry leaders and federal officials can join forces to tackle key public sector challenges together. 4×24 dinners provide a platform for innovation, idea exchange
The Department of Health and Human Services is on a mission to modernize, and its budget proposal for fiscal year 2025 — which includes $1.7 trillion in mandatory proposed budget authority and $130.7 billion in discretionary funding — reflects its aggressive pursuit of key transformation goals.
Artificial intelligence is a top priority for the Department of Homeland Security, and while it has made strides in AI adoption, the agency still has a ways to go to master the technology. Get an inside look at DHS’ top AI priorities at the Potomac Officers Club’s 2024 Homeland Security Summit on Nov. 13, where government
By: Ireland Degges
Chris Christou, a senior vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton who leads the company’s Chief Technology Office BrightLabs organization, has been appointed as chair of Executive Mosaic’s 4×24 5G Group. The 4×24 leadership program provides a platform for government contracting industry executives to connect and innovate with top federal officials. During 4×24 dinners, members have the opportunity
A week shaped by losses ended GovCon Index's five-week winning streak.
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The Department of Homeland Security is on a journey to unlock the benefits artificial intelligence has to offer. Ensuring AI tools are deployed responsibly requires a skilled team of experts with a strong understanding of the technology, and the department is taking steps to bolster its AI workforce.
The Department of Homeland Security is making moves to adapt to the changing homeland security landscape. Agencies across the department have updated their strategic plans to reflect the demands of this technology-driven era of competition. While agency-specific strategies may differ slightly, an emphasis on partnerships has emerged as a common thread across DHS.
The vast government contracting landscape is built not only on technology, but also on the work of the executives creating innovative ideas and strategies for bringing cutting-edge tools to federal agencies. How can you learn more about the intersection of technology and GovCon leadership? ExecutiveBiz serves as a place with all of this information and […] More
Artificial intelligence is a top priority for the Department of Homeland Security, and while it has made strides in AI adoption, the agency still has a ways to go to master the technology.
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