From JWCC to ‘Fix Our Computers’: An interview with Air Force CIO Lauren Knausenberger
The Air Force's CIO shares updates on the service's move to the cloud, JADC2, the "Fix Our Computers" saga and more.
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Every month, Let’s Talk About IT explores the most pressing topics in federal IT in-depth, including modernization, cybersecurity, data management, emerging technologies and more. During these engaging conversations, top experts from across the government technology community join the FedScoop team for a look into how they are navigating the trends and challenges they face in this space every day.
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The Air Force is looking for a ‘Billy Mitchell moment’ in a Hackathon
Air Force's Stuart Wagner told FedScoop he is searching for a "Billy Mitchell moment" to spark innovation and change the way the service thinks about data and…
What’s next for federal data innovation, ft. Eileen Vidrine
FedScoop caught up with Eileen Vidrine to hear about her new role as senior strategic adviser for data to the Federal CIO and what's on tap for…
Energy CIO Ann Dunkin wants to scale transformation, innovation across government
Ann Dunkin shared with FedScoop how she is working to help scale smaller innovative successes across her highly federated department and the larger federal government, beginning with…
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Billy Mitchell
Billy Mitchell is Vice President of Community and Content and Editor in Chief of FedScoop and DefenseScoop.
He leads an award-winning team of reporters in providing breaking news and analysis on the ways technology is transforming the operations and services of the federal government and U.S. military.
Prior to joining Scoop News Group in early 2014, Mitchell embedded himself in Washington, D.C.'s tech startup scene for a year as a tech reporter at InTheCapital, now known as DC Inno.
After earning his degree at Virginia Tech and winning the school's Excellence in Print Journalism award, Mitchell received his master's degree from New York University in magazine writing while interning at publications like Rolling Stone.