The Professional Services Council’s 2013 Leadership Commission today issued a report calling on the government and industry to join forces in pursuing fundamental changes to turn the current fiscal and human capital crises into significant opportunities.
Showing posts with label innovation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label innovation. Show all posts
Monday, September 9, 2013
PSC Leadership Issues First-Ever Commission Report; Recommends “Fundamental” Changes
Labels:
acquisition reform,
acquisition workforce,
efficiency,
innovation,
management,
outcomes,
procurement management,
professional services,
program management,
PSC Commission,
taxonomy
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
SmartContracting Daily Intel for July 2, 2013
In today's news...
Washington Business Journal: A government starvation cycle? (Guest Blog)
Wall Street Journal: Aid Donors to Grade Afghan Progress on Commitments (subscription)
Government Executive: Defense Contractors and Military Personnel Can’t Fill In for Furloughed Civilians
FCW: Can DIA become the Defense Innovation Agency?
Federal Times: New law extends whistleblower protections to subcontractors
Labels:
Afghanistan,
contractor cuts,
foreign assistance,
furloughs,
innovation,
intelligence,
Intelligence Community,
overhead costs,
sequestration,
whistleblower protections
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
SmartContracting Daily Intel for May 21, 2013
In today's news...
Fiscal Times: Pentagon’s Failure to Audit Contracts Wastes Billions
FedScoop: 10 tips for maximizing data-driven innovation
Federal News Radio: OMB reworking financial system requirements to focus on outcomes, not inputs
FCW: DOD business systems under fire -- again
Government Executive: The Furloughs That Never Came
Federal Times: Sequester doesn't add up for IGs
Labels:
audits,
backlogs,
budget,
business systems,
DCAA,
DoD,
furloughs,
IGs,
innovation,
OMB,
outcomes,
performance,
sequestration
Monday, May 20, 2013
SmartContracting Daily Intel for May 20, 2013
In today's news...
NextGov: Contractors Ask GSA to Freeze Cyber-Related Regulations
FCW: Rep. Van Hollen, DHS' Borras appeal to midsize contractors
Washington Post: How do you keep a business innovative?
OMB Blog: Building a 21st Century Infrastructure: Better Outcomes, Faster Timelines, and Less Red Tape
Labels:
cyber,
cybersecurity,
innovation,
mid-size business,
OMB
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
SmartContracting Daily Intel for April 30, 2013
In today's news...
Defense News: US Has Concerns with UK Plan to Outsource Acquisition Oversight
Defense News: Suppliers Large and Small Storm Capitol Hill
Federal News Radio: Federal agencies 'slipping' on innovation
Defense.gov: Readout of Secretary Hagel's Meeting with Defense Industry Leaders (PSC)
Labels:
acquisition process,
budget,
Chuck Hagel,
industrial base,
innovation,
outsourcing,
oversight,
sequestration,
small business
Friday, April 12, 2013
PSC White Paper Highlights Use of Science & Technology In International Development
The Professional Services Council published a white paper today highlighting the use of
science and technology by international development companies supporting
USAID-funded development projects.
Development companies, like the members of PSC’s Council of International Development Companies (CIDC), have successfully employed the
latest science and technology innovations to meet intractable development
problems. PSC’s white paper identifies 35 examples of innovation by CIDC
companies in the areas of integrating mobile information and communication
technologies; collaborating with new and non-traditional partners and actors; expanding
research and outreach; and identifying project impacts.
The white paper also identifies barriers to the use of
innovative science and technologies in development and offers recommendations
for overcoming those barriers.
The white paper is available here.
Labels:
CIDC,
information technology,
innovation,
international development,
IT,
science and technology,
USAID
Friday, September 7, 2012
SmartContracting Daily Intel for Sept. 7, 2012
Happy Friday! It was a big night in the government contracting world last night as the finalists for the 2012 GovCon Awards were announced. Check out the list of outstanding companies vying for the honors in today's top story!
Washington Technology: CACI's London leads group of 2012's top contractors
FCW: 'Byzantine warren of fiefdoms' lets contracting fraud run rampant
Washington Business Journal: Agencies to strengthen contractor past performance evaluations
FCW: Defining the role of technology in fighting waste, fraud, abuse
Government Executive: Innovation Isn't Aways Big
Washington Technology: Sequestration nightmare over by Sept. 30? Maybe
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abuse,
budget,
CACI,
fraud,
GovCon Awards,
information technology,
innovation,
IT,
past performance,
sequestration,
waste
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
A Video Message From Stan Soloway..."The New Inflection Point"
In the first in a series of videos on our new YouTube channel, PSC's President & CEO Stan Soloway introduces the key themes and
challenges our industry faces in 2012. From budget and sequestration challenges to
new government contract compliance requirements, insourcing, trends in suspension and debarment
usage, the drive for innovation and the use of low-price purchasing mechanisms,
“The New Inflection Point” explains how PSC members can stay abreast of the
issues through involvement in PSC committees, meetings and events.
Labels:
budget,
compliance,
industry,
innovation,
insourcing,
LPTA,
sequestration,
Stan Soloway,
suspension and debarement,
video message,
YouTube
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