Amazon Web Services has grantedPerspecta an AWS Migration Competency designation in recognition of the latter's capacity to transfer applications to the cloud.
Pulse Secure customers may now access a remote access tool built to enable secure viewing of applications and resources through Amazon Web Services' GovCloud (US) regions.
Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Google and other technology companies are reaching out to the federal government to help with coronavirus pandemic response efforts, FedScoop reported Monday. “This is unprecedented and so the response from the tech sector has been unprecedented,â€Â Nick Sinai, a senior adviser at venture capital firm Insight Partners, told the publication.
Amazon Web Services customers may now access a fully managed service designed to expand AWS infrastructure, offerings and tools through the AWS GovCloud (US) regions.
Several U.S. government, commercial and academic organizations have vowed to provide high-performance computing resources to support COVID-19 research and development efforts worldwide through a newly formed public-private consortium.
Teresa Carlson, vice president of Amazon Web Services’ worldwide public sector business and a 2020 Wash100 awardee, said the company will contribute up to $20M to a new program aimed at helping customers research and develop diagnostic tools for detecting the novel coronavirus known as COVID-19.
TYSONS CORNER, VA, March 20, 2020 — Amazon Web Services has given Perspecta (NYSE: PRSP) a DevOps Competency designation for the latter’s delivery of cloud-based technology platforms to government customers, ExecutiveGov reported March 12.
Executive Mosaic is honored to present Byron Bright, president of KBR's U.S. government solutions business, as an inductee into the 2020 edition of the Wash100 Award, the most prestigious and coveted award in all of government contracting (GovCon) for driving company growth for the company while also helping to push innovation for federal agencies in cybersecurity, autonomous vehicles and other technologies to develop tomorrow’s workforce.Â
Government and industry leaders took part in Government Matters’ Tech Leadership Series: Innovation program to discuss how cloud computing helps agencies advance innovation, deliver citizen services and carry out their missions. One of the key themes discussed during the program is the cloud’s role in enabling agencies to store and analyze large datasets to advance public service innovation, according to an Amazon Web Services blog post published Monday.
The Department of the Treasury has issued a request for information on vendors of Amazon Web Services offerings to support a cloud shared services program.