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Federal News Network Executive Editor Jason Miller talks to federal chief information officers about the latest technology trends and issues facing their agencies.

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Jamie Crotts, CIO of the House of Representatives, details how a zero-trust assessment reshaped a three-year internal technology roadmap, while securing a nationwide enterprise of over 900 district offices with consistent, user-friendly access.

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Leo Garciga joins the show to share how the Army is modernizing its information technology and data infrastructure to deliver faster, smarter capabilities to soldiers and civilians.

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Jamie Wolf, CIO of the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration, discusses how the agency is moving its classified and unclassified systems to enterprise cloud and SaaS platforms to cut costs, reduce technical debt and improve ... more

Jamie Holcombe left after almost seven years as the USPTO CIO, where he focused on cloud, AI and managing IT as an asset to the mission.

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Lt. Col. Matt Limeberry, the commander of the RAPTR Task Force in DoD’s research and engineering office, said testing emerging IT tools helps buy down risk.

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Just about seven months into the Trump administration and federal chief information officers are waiting for more explicit policy direction. The Office of Management and Budget has teased a little of their priorities, but a lot remains unknown. At a ... more

Shane Barney, the former CISO at USCIS and currently the CISO for Keeper Security, said the move to zero trust received wide support from the program leaders.

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Recent Guests

Jamie Wolf
Chief Information Officer at the National Nuclear Security Administration
Department of Energy
Episode: Inside NNSA’s push for faster, more efficient IT
Jamie Holcombe
Former Chief Information Officer at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
USAI
Episode: Holcombe changed the way USPTO viewed IT
Lieutenant Colonel Matt Limeberry
Commander of the RAPTR Task Force in the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
Department of Defense
Episode: Through T-REX, DoD seeks to fill technology gaps
Brandon Bean
Senior Director for AI and ML Solutions in the Chief Technology Office in the Defense Division at GDIT
General Dynamics IT
Episode: Through T-REX, DoD seeks to fill technology gaps
Shane Barney
Former Chief Information Security Officer for USCIS, now CISO at Keeper Security
Keeper Security
Episode: Barney changed USCIS’s cyber culture by putting the user first
Captain David Gass
Innovation Lead for Peo C4I, U.S. Navy
U.S. Navy
Episode: Navy PEO C4I focusing on speed, creativity, effectiveness
Captain David Kuhn
Wartime Readiness Officer for Peo C4I, U.S. Navy
U.S. Navy
Episode: Navy PEO C4I focusing on speed, creativity, effectiveness
Anne Rondeau
President of the Naval Postgraduate School
Naval Postgraduate School
Episode: NPS seeks to balance open, classified research
Kevin Smith
Vice Provost for Research and Innovation at the Naval Postgraduate School
Naval Postgraduate School
Episode: NPS seeks to balance open, classified research

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Jason Miller
Executive Editor at Federal News Network and host of Ask the CIO.

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Holcombe changed the way USPTO viewed IT
Q: How should vendors approach selling to government agencies?
Jamie advises that vendors should focus on delivering results rather than just providing advice, establishing partnerships for mutual benefit instead of adversarial relationships.
Holcombe changed the way USPTO viewed IT
Q: What advice would you give to new CIOs stepping into government roles?
Jamie suggests reducing the planning-to-action ratio from three-quarters planning to half planning and half action to drive results.
Barney changed USCIS’s cyber culture by putting the user first
Q: What were Shane's major accomplishments at USCIS?
He was proud of implementing a user-friendly cybersecurity culture, including single sign-on and proactive identity solutions before Zero Trust became a recognized strategy.
Barney changed USCIS’s cyber culture by putting the user first
Q: What is Shane's role at Keeper Security?
He is the CISO and is responsible for cybersecurity programs while also overseeing IT operations and DevOps functionalities.
Barney changed USCIS’s cyber culture by putting the user first
Q: Why was it the right time to leave USCIS?
Barney felt it was time to explore new challenges after working in the government for over 20 years, wanting to apply his skills in the private sector.

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The content focuses primarily on the intersection of technology and government, with a specific emphasis on the experiences and insights of federal Chief Information Officers (CIOs). Episodes typically address pressing issues within federal IT, such as cybersecurity, cloud computing, and digital transformation initiatives across various agencies. Guests often share their personal journeys and challenges in modernizing government structures and practices, showcasing innovative solutions and technology integration efforts. Noteworthy discussions about policies, AI advancements, and the importance of collaboration between public and private sectors provide a comprehensive view of the evolving landscape of federal technology management, making ... more

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