Since taking the helm at the Technology Transformation Service (TTS) in early 2019, Anil Cheriyan has overseen some of the federal government’s most sweeping efforts to modernize the way agencies do business and deliver services for citizens and customers.

Winning government contracts is a twofold challenge – surfacing the right opportunity is just as important as understanding how to win it.

Multiple-award contracts (MACs) are changing the federal acquisition landscape. Which opportunities are the most lucrative and where in government are they used most often?

On May 7, Bloomberg Government will host its 2019 Spring Hill Watch Breakfast. In conjunction with the annual Hill Watch report, the moderated breakfast discussion will explore what to watch on Capitol Hill.

The Navy-Marine Corps team faces unique challenges in balancing near- and long-term priorities: meeting current operational requirements versus preparing for the future fight, increasing the number of unmanned systems, prioritizing modernization efforts and readiness in current global presence missions, and investing for combat operations and current readiness. Even with budgetary shifts, will it be enough…

Join Bloomberg Government legislative analysts for an “Asked and Answered” webinar that will give a brief overview of the congressional state of play at the halfway point of the fiscal year. The analysts will also answer audience questions on issues, items left this Congress, and how the rest of the year could play out.

Now more than six months since the White House released its governmentwide cloud strategy, ‘Cloud Smart,’ federal agencies are finding new ways to support their journeys to the cloud, generate cost savings, and improve security.

The fiscal 2020 budget request represents an important signal of the administration’s defense priorities and initiatives. In this webinar, Bloomberg Government senior analysts Robert Levinson and Cameron Leuthy and senior reporter, Roxana Tiron cover deterring foreign and national threats with counter-terrorism operations, how changes in the threat environment are driving investments, and the budget battle

The fiscal 2020 budget request represents an important signal of the administration’s priorities and initiatives. In this webinar, Bloomberg Government analysts Chris Cornillie and Laura Criste cover: President Trump's request of $87.8 billion for unclassified information technology.

In fiscal 2019, the federal government is doubling down on its shift to the cloud. After investing more than $4 billion on cloud services government-wide in 2018, agencies are on track to top that figure in 2019 and unlock the value of key supporting technologies, such as data analytics and artificial intelligence. With the release…