Federal leaders on accelerating the mission with AI and security
Nearly a dozen leaders across the federal civilian community share strategies and programs that use AI to improve security, mission outcomes and workforce productivity.
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Jamie Holcombe
USPTO CIO says AI adoption is held back by government culture and bureaucracy
USPTO CIO Jamie Holcombe criticizes federal government's approach to innovation and long-term modernization, saying “everything we do in the government is pretty stupid.”
Using RPA to improve back-office efficiency; USPTO’s approach to IT modernization
State Department CIO Kelly Fletcher; USPTO CIO Jamie Holcombe.
Software factories at civilian agencies; Defending the cyber perimeter across the country
USPTO CIO Jamie Holcombe and GitLab’s Bob Stevens; HHS OIG CIO Gerald Caron.
Patent Office seeks penetration testing services
USPTO is looking for a red-team vendor that can simulate attacks on its networks using methods employed by some of the world's most sophisticated cybercriminals.
USPTO eyeing encryption-in-use technology to secure claims data
CIO Jamie Holcombe says the capability could help protect patent applicants' sensitive claims data.
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USPTO CIO: Pace of tech change continues to pose challenges for agencies acquiring IT services
Jamie Holcombe says contracts must be written in a way that allows swift adoption but avoids vendor lock-in.
Top three tech priorities at USPTO; Autonomy in DOD Weapons Systems; Making a winning TMF proposal
USPTO CIO Jamie Holcombe; former JAIC Director Jack Shanahan; former GSA CFO Gerard Badorrek.
USPTO chief information officer most excited about new search algorithms
Jamie Holcombe also weighed in on difficulties adopting new technologies that aren't FedRAMP authorized.
Machine learning speeding up patent classifications at USPTO
The agency sent its top engineers to Google to be certified in TensorFlow and develop neural network feedback loops for patent examiners to rate algorithms.