Jared Serbu

Nontraditional hiring, pay authorities were among the factors that let DoD significantly reduce its cyber workforce shortage over the past year.

DoD will rely on existing commercial networks "to the maximum extent possible," but in some cases, will need to run its own 5G infrastructure.

It's not a silver bullet for DoD's challenges with business IT systems, but the department thinks it's overcome one big barrier involved in sharing budget data.

The department is using the new Defense Civilian Training Corps to build its acquisition workforce, with hopes to expand the program to other disciplines soon.

On its latest deployment, the Nimitz-class carrier went from slow military satellite uplinks to modern capabilities that move terabytes of data each day.

The latest litigation, involving three military moving companies, comes more than two years after DoD issued the contract the protesters are challenging.

On average, allowances will increase by 5.4%. But some areas will see raises as high as 20%, and some will decrease from 2024.

DoD's periodic review of military compensation found both officers and enlisted members are well ahead of what civilians with comparable education levels earn.

The Army is looking at commercial AI use cases that can serve large populations of users, ideally without running up huge bills

Federal executive boards in at least three cities urged agencies to close their offices on Tuesday and Wednesday, anticipating rare snow and icy conditions.