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Jenna Sindle

Jenna Sindle is the managing editor of Government Technology Insider. She has worked with leading technology companies to share their stories and their impact on the defense sector. She holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of Toronto.

Delivering Innovative Solutions for the US Air Force with Modernization-as-a-Service

With the help of industry execution partners, Air Force leadership is demonstrating that software delivery at scale works to power innovative solutions.

​​Software Superiority for the United States Air Force is Strengthened Through Collaboration  

​​Today’s threat environment is driving a shift in priorities for the Department of the Air Force (USAF). Unlike the past, where weapons superiority was the

Enabling Modern Integrated Warfare Through Trusted AI

Recently, our colleagues at Government Technology Insider shared an interview with Defense Strategies Institute’s Hanna Price Kenner about the upcoming AI for Defense Summit. This conference explores how AI is

From Innovation to Impact: Moving at the Speed of Need is Essential for Mission Success

As defense and intelligence agencies work to keep pace with the speed of today’s mission demands, the geospatial intelligence community is under increasing pressure to

The Department of the Navy Has Embraced a New Approach to Software Development and Technology Delivery 

With active conflicts and other geopolitical hotspots emerging around the world, the Department of Navy has embraced risk and a new approach to software development and technology delivery. In a recent article on Government Technology Insider, Maximus’s Vice President of

Golden Dome: Surviving First Strike with a Resilient Fiber Network

Today’s highly volatile geopolitical environment is just a glimpse into the future, according to political pundits and military leaders. From the pressures of resource scarcity to impacts of climate change,

Essential Mission Readiness Use Cases the Pentagon Should be Evaluating

With conflict on the rise around the world, mission readiness has never been more important for the Department of War. Along with force and equipment

With a Volatile Global Threat Environment in Play, the Pentagon Turns to Technology for the Operational Advantage

Even before the United States’ strike on Iran last weekend, the United States was operating in probably the most volatile global threat environment in several decades. With the war in

Modern SCIFs Deliver a Strategic Advantage as the Electromagnetic Spectrum Heats Up

As global tensions rise, it’s more than likely that the next major hot war will look nothing like wars of the past. Even looking at

Investing in Fiber Optics Supports the Pentagon’s Need for Data at the Edge

The Department of War’s mission has never been more complex. With a mission that has grown in the last decade to span land, air, sea,