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Creating health IT’s neighborhood watch
Lucia Savage sits at the center of the ongoing campaign to move health care from paper to the web.
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Meet the new boss: What President-elect Trump has in store for feds
How will the new administration tackle issues like recruiting the next generation of the federal workforce?
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Road to IT modernization in limbo under Trump
Trump faces a significant challenge in tackling the broader problem of moving federal agencies off of legacy systems and where to start.
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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission clears IG cybersecurity audit
The Department of Energy’s Office of Inspector General has determined whether the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s unclassified cybersecurity program adequately protects data and information systems.
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Applying yesterday’s solutions to today’s problems doesn’t solve much
The latest insider threat incident got me thinking about an old Chilton car repair manual I used to have.
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New TTS commissioner explains why he left Silicon Valley for the GSA
Rob Cook, a former private sector computer graphics software engineer and pioneering executive, says he became commissioner of GSA’s Technology Transformation Service to promote technology that makes lives easier and government more approachable and efficient.
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Trade association urges Congress to act on IT modernization bill
The Professional Services Council has urged the Senate to support a bipartisan House-passed bill to kick-start the federal IT upgrade once Congress returns in mid-November.
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Techie engagement can help solve civic problems, says US CTO
In a blog post, U.S. Chief Technology Officer Megan Smith promotes the importance of public service among technologists.
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Scott unveils federal open source site: Code.gov
The new open source website houses the custom code for digital projects the government is developing.
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Report: Open data’s positives are still in their infancy
A new report finds that the road to the potential of open data is still a long one.
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Creating health IT’s neighborhood watch
Lucia Savage sits at the center of the ongoing campaign to move health care from paper to the web.
-
Meet the new boss: What President-elect Trump has in store for feds
How will the new administration tackle issues like recruiting the next generation of the federal workforce?
-
Road to IT modernization in limbo under Trump
Trump faces a significant challenge in tackling the broader problem of moving federal agencies off of legacy systems and where to start.
-
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission clears IG cybersecurity audit
The Department of Energy’s Office of Inspector General has determined whether the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s unclassified cybersecurity program adequately protects data and information systems.
-
Applying yesterday’s solutions to today’s problems doesn’t solve much
The latest insider threat incident got me thinking about an old Chilton car repair manual I used to have.
-
New TTS commissioner explains why he left Silicon Valley for the GSA
Rob Cook, a former private sector computer graphics software engineer and pioneering executive, says he became commissioner of GSA’s Technology Transformation Service to promote technology that makes lives easier and government more approachable and efficient.
-
Trade association urges Congress to act on IT modernization bill
The Professional Services Council has urged the Senate to support a bipartisan House-passed bill to kick-start the federal IT upgrade once Congress returns in mid-November.
-
Techie engagement can help solve civic problems, says US CTO
In a blog post, U.S. Chief Technology Officer Megan Smith promotes the importance of public service among technologists.
-
Scott unveils federal open source site: Code.gov
The new open source website houses the custom code for digital projects the government is developing.
-
Report: Open data’s positives are still in their infancy
A new report finds that the road to the potential of open data is still a long one.
-
Creating health IT’s neighborhood watch
Lucia Savage sits at the center of the ongoing campaign to move health care from paper to the web.
-
Meet the new boss: What President-elect Trump has in store for feds
How will the new administration tackle issues like recruiting the next generation of the federal workforce?
-
Road to IT modernization in limbo under Trump
Trump faces a significant challenge in tackling the broader problem of moving federal agencies off of legacy systems and where to start.
-
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission clears IG cybersecurity audit
The Department of Energy’s Office of Inspector General has determined whether the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s unclassified cybersecurity program adequately protects data and information systems.
-
Applying yesterday’s solutions to today’s problems doesn’t solve much
The latest insider threat incident got me thinking about an old Chilton car repair manual I used to have.
-
New TTS commissioner explains why he left Silicon Valley for the GSA
Rob Cook, a former private sector computer graphics software engineer and pioneering executive, says he became commissioner of GSA’s Technology Transformation Service to promote technology that makes lives easier and government more approachable and efficient.
-
Trade association urges Congress to act on IT modernization bill
The Professional Services Council has urged the Senate to support a bipartisan House-passed bill to kick-start the federal IT upgrade once Congress returns in mid-November.
-
Techie engagement can help solve civic problems, says US CTO
In a blog post, U.S. Chief Technology Officer Megan Smith promotes the importance of public service among technologists.
-
Scott unveils federal open source site: Code.gov
The new open source website houses the custom code for digital projects the government is developing.
-
Report: Open data’s positives are still in their infancy
A new report finds that the road to the potential of open data is still a long one.
