Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives CISO to depart
Jay Ribeiro steps down on Aug. 26 after serving in the post since 2018.
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DOJ clears use of body-worn cameras on its state and local task forces
Deputized officers may use the technology to record specific operations contingent upon their state or local agency's policies.
ATF moving all apps, services to the cloud by October
ATF's CTO detailed how the bureau got from "really ignoring" its IT to all-in on the cloud in a few years.
ATF seeks IT talent
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is looking for information technology specialists. The positions pays between $34,075 and $87,585 per year. From the posting: The…
FedScoop Interview: Rick Holgate
Question: Who knows more about mobile computing than a man with two jobs? Answer: Rick Holgate, chief information officer and assistant director for science & technology at…
ATF CIO on ‘Shared First’ Efforts, Cloud Email Migration, Legacy Upgrades
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Chief Information Officer Rick Holgate discussed the agency’s upcoming multi-agency vehicle for technology services acquisitions, cloud-based email migration and…
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ATF CIO on ‘Shared First’ Efforts, Cloud Email Migration, Legacy Upgrades
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Chief Information Officer Rick Holgate discussed the agency’s upcoming multi-agency vehicle for technology services acquisitions, cloud-based email migration and…
VanRoekel: Full Mobile Strategy in 60 Days
Federal Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel said the government will release its full mobility strategy within 60 days and streamline its acquisition process for mobile devices to…