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HPE’s Aruba Subsidiary Cloud Networking Platform Gets FedRAMP Authorization; Dolan Sullivan Quoted

A Hewlett Packard Enterprise subsidiary can now provide its cloud-based networking platform to government customers after securing product approval from the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program. Aruba’s Central software-as-a-service offering is designed to help organizations manage information technology networks from a single dashboard, the HPE-owned business said Thursday. “We’re seeing our government customers migrate […] More

by Angeline Leishman January 21, 2022, 11:46 am
in Executive Spotlight, Industry News, News, Technology

Executive Spotlight: Ro Dhanda, VP of Public Sector with H2O.ai

Ro Dhanda, vice president of Public Sector with H2O.ai, recently spoke with ExecutiveBiz for the publication’s latest Executive Spotlight interview detailing the latest lessons the company has learned in artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities. In addition, Dhanda also discussed H2O’s Open Source and Driverless AI platform, trustworthiness in AI as well as the top […] More

by William McCormick January 21, 2022, 11:39 am
in Artificial Intelligence, Industry News, News

Carahsoft to Offer Bright Pattern’s Call Center Software to Government Clients

Carahsoft Technology has entered into a new partnership with Bright Pattern to market the latter’s artificial intelligence-powered cloud-based contact center software to its public sector customers. According to a joint press release published Tuesday, Carahsoftas a master government aggregator, will offer the Bright Pattern Cloud Contact Center platform through its federal, state and local government […] More

by Angeline Leishman January 19, 2022, 11:51 am
in Artificial Intelligence, News

BrainChip-Made AI Processor Used in New Tech for AFRL Radar Projects

BrainChip Holdings has added Information Systems Laboratories in its Early Access Program and will provide the latter with assistance in the development of an artificial intelligence technology meant to support the Air Force Research Laboratory’s radar projects. ISL is developing the technology based on BrainChip’s Akida neural networking processor, which uses a neuromorphic architecture to […] More

by Nichols Martin January 10, 2022, 11:56 am
in Artificial Intelligence, News

Booz Allen VP Joe Shepherd: AI is Now a Military Necessity

Joe Shepherd, vice president of directed energy innovation at Booz Allen Hamilton, said the modern era necessitates the use of artificial intelligence in military operations. Computing power allows militaries to further build on gathered data, make intelligence-based decisions and support other modern technologies including directed energy, he wrote in a piece National Defense Magazine published […] More

by Nichols Martin January 10, 2022, 11:53 am
in Cybersecurity News, News

Fortinet’s Jim Richberg on AI-Enabled Security Platform Approach

Jim Richberg, public sector field chief information security officer at Fortinet, said the government should address security concerns ahead of further adoption of robotic process automation and other related technologies and one way to do that is harnessing artificial intelligence to “power ecosystems or platforms of interoperable security across the federal government.” “AI-powered instrumentation can […] More

by Jane Edwards January 6, 2022, 11:38 am
in Government Technology, News

Deloitte Forecasts How Cloud, AI, Other Tech Trends Can Influence 2022

Deloitte’s new technology trends report discusses how data sharing, cloud, blockchain, information technology automation, cyber artificial intelligence and smart devices could shape 2022. The report highlights technology trends that Deloitte believes could be relevant to governments within the next 18 to 24 months, the company said. According to the report, organizations could become more able […] More

by Nichols Martin December 30, 2021, 11:10 am
in Government Technology, News

Report: DOD Shifts Focus to Innovation, Opens Doors to Silicon Valley Companies

Military stocks are taking a hit as the Department of Defense prioritizes research and development over purchases of aircraft, tanks and other equipment and creates opportunities to work with Silicon Valley startups and other nontraditional defense contractors, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday. Competition with countries like Russia and China has resulted in a change […] More

by Jane Edwards December 30, 2021, 11:09 am
in Artificial Intelligence, News

EpiSys Science, Draper Win Navy ‘AI for Small Unit Maneuvers’ Challenge

Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division, the NavalX Midwest Tech Bridge and the Office of Naval Research have announced EpiSys Science and Draper as the winners of a U.S. Navy challenge focused on providing special operations forces with robotic autonomous systems for small unit maneuver missions. EpiSys Science placed first and Draper took the second […] More

by Naomi Cooper December 30, 2021, 11:07 am
in Artificial Intelligence, News

Northrop Adopts Responsible AI Principles to Help Build Trust in AI Systems; Vern Boyle Quoted

The Defense Innovation Unit released Responsible Artificial Intelligence guidelines that call for stakeholders to develop AI platforms using the principles of transparency, fairness and accountability and Northrop Grumman is adopting RAI principles to help establish trust in AI tools that the Department of Defense will rely on for all-domain operations, particularly in advancing the Joint […] More

by Jane Edwards December 28, 2021, 11:37 am
in Executive Spotlight, Government Technology, News

Executive Spotlight: Cedric Sims, SVP for Booz Allen Hamilton

Cedric Sims, a senior vice president with Booz Allen Hamilton, recently spoke with ExecutiveBiz for the publication’s latest Executive Spotlight interview detailing the significant challenges facing DHS in the cybersecurity space as well as its new Cyber Talent Management System, civilian and local government security obstacles, privacy standards in artificial intelligence and more. “Our ability to build partnerships and […] More

by William McCormick December 20, 2021, 11:44 am
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in Executive Moves, News

Booz Allen Hamilton Stands up 5G Testing Lab in Maryland; Chris Christou Quoted

Booz Allen Hamilton has opened a new Maryland-based facility that will serve as a testing environment for 5G technologies. The new 5G laboratory in Annapolis Junction will house 5G testing activities related to artificial intelligence, internet-of-things, cybersecurity, immersive and emerging applications, the company said Wednesday. The facility employs Booz Allen’s network, cloud and security expertise, […] More

by Nichols Martin December 2, 2021, 12:02 pm