When a department decides to purchase IT equipment, software, and/or consumables, the first step is to determine if IT involvement is necessary. See Requirements section of IT Procurement policy. IT ...

For many years, Michigan State University in East Lansing has had a clear policy about what is expected in terms of technology accessibility — whether for a faculty member teaching online or for an ...

The Office of Information Technology (IT) is responsible for maintaining the University network, servers, workstations, and peripherals, as well as maintaining quality of information technology (IT) ...

Here's how to streamline your institution's information technology procurement process and deal effectively with the friction points. Three years ago, Colorado Christian University (CCU) set out to ...

OMB should use a new social networking platform to develop an integrated system for collaboration among federal IT employees, write Will Thomas and Pratap Chatterjee. Washington is behind the curve on ...

The Information & Communication Technology (ICT) Procurement Request must be submitted and approved for all requisitions and credit card orders containing technology items that fall under one of the ...

As the cloud increasingly dominates both public and private sector operations, its impact on procurement has become a topic of focus in recent years. According to experts in the field, migrating to ...

The Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs advanced the AGILE Act of 2022 in an effort to help improve the federal government’s IT procurement process. The Advancing Government ...

To seek consultation from Information Technology on purchases of technology-related materials and services, or to begin the Purchase Review Process, submit a Technology Procurement Review request via ...

A White House official said Tuesday that as more federal agencies seek artificial intelligence research, software and services, federal contracting professionals will increasingly need to undergo ...

Companies using AI thoughtfully in procurement aren't replacing people; they're freeing those people to do higher-value work.