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20 agencies can streamline software for savings, says GAO
In an effort to maximize the $90 billion the federal government is expected to spend on IT in fiscal 2017, the Government Accountability Office has recommended multiple agencies take actions to address identified weaknesses in their processes for rationalizing application inventories.
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HHS funds 7 teams to advance health data transfer
The Department of Health and Human Services has awarded a $1.5 million split between initiatives to improve scalable, standards-based electronic health records exchange and patient care.
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Trump calls for ‘crippling cyberattacks’ on US enemies
The Republican presidential nominee wants stronger offensive weapons and a top-down review.
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New Data Federation promotes open digital government
The General Services Administration has launched the U.S. Data Federation as part of its Open Government Plan, promoting a strategy of developing reusable digital components for data standardization and transparency.
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Federal leaders tout possibilities at Data Transparency summit
When it comes to the enthusiasm for open data, the conference might as well have been Woodstock.
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Quarter of federal IT pros might leave government after election, survey says
Polled prior to the first presidential debate, federal IT respondents favored Clinton, considered cybersecurity the most pressing topic for the next president and may consider options outside of government come 2017.
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ONC opens National Health IT Week with new guides
HHS debuted an updated Health IT Playbook and contract guide for EHR adoption.
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House unanimously passes IT modernization bill
A bipartisan bill to modernize IT for federal agencies sailed through the House.
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Hybrid approach to federal open source
OSS is best applied in a hybrid manner, maximizing its strengths alongside the strengths of other tested, operational, production-scale tools.
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Cloud use, spending to increase substantially but more so for private vendors
The next five years will see a noticeable migration of services to the cloud, according to federal IT managers, but there is still skepticism as to the best route to achieve the desired cost savings and productivity increases.
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20 agencies can streamline software for savings, says GAO
In an effort to maximize the $90 billion the federal government is expected to spend on IT in fiscal 2017, the Government Accountability Office has recommended multiple agencies take actions to address identified weaknesses in their processes for rationalizing application inventories.
-
HHS funds 7 teams to advance health data transfer
The Department of Health and Human Services has awarded a $1.5 million split between initiatives to improve scalable, standards-based electronic health records exchange and patient care.
-
Trump calls for ‘crippling cyberattacks’ on US enemies
The Republican presidential nominee wants stronger offensive weapons and a top-down review.
-
New Data Federation promotes open digital government
The General Services Administration has launched the U.S. Data Federation as part of its Open Government Plan, promoting a strategy of developing reusable digital components for data standardization and transparency.
-
Federal leaders tout possibilities at Data Transparency summit
When it comes to the enthusiasm for open data, the conference might as well have been Woodstock.
-
Quarter of federal IT pros might leave government after election, survey says
Polled prior to the first presidential debate, federal IT respondents favored Clinton, considered cybersecurity the most pressing topic for the next president and may consider options outside of government come 2017.
-
ONC opens National Health IT Week with new guides
HHS debuted an updated Health IT Playbook and contract guide for EHR adoption.
-
House unanimously passes IT modernization bill
A bipartisan bill to modernize IT for federal agencies sailed through the House.
-
Hybrid approach to federal open source
OSS is best applied in a hybrid manner, maximizing its strengths alongside the strengths of other tested, operational, production-scale tools.
-
Cloud use, spending to increase substantially but more so for private vendors
The next five years will see a noticeable migration of services to the cloud, according to federal IT managers, but there is still skepticism as to the best route to achieve the desired cost savings and productivity increases.
-
20 agencies can streamline software for savings, says GAO
In an effort to maximize the $90 billion the federal government is expected to spend on IT in fiscal 2017, the Government Accountability Office has recommended multiple agencies take actions to address identified weaknesses in their processes for rationalizing application inventories.
-
HHS funds 7 teams to advance health data transfer
The Department of Health and Human Services has awarded a $1.5 million split between initiatives to improve scalable, standards-based electronic health records exchange and patient care.
-
Trump calls for ‘crippling cyberattacks’ on US enemies
The Republican presidential nominee wants stronger offensive weapons and a top-down review.
-
New Data Federation promotes open digital government
The General Services Administration has launched the U.S. Data Federation as part of its Open Government Plan, promoting a strategy of developing reusable digital components for data standardization and transparency.
-
Federal leaders tout possibilities at Data Transparency summit
When it comes to the enthusiasm for open data, the conference might as well have been Woodstock.
-
Quarter of federal IT pros might leave government after election, survey says
Polled prior to the first presidential debate, federal IT respondents favored Clinton, considered cybersecurity the most pressing topic for the next president and may consider options outside of government come 2017.
-
ONC opens National Health IT Week with new guides
HHS debuted an updated Health IT Playbook and contract guide for EHR adoption.
-
House unanimously passes IT modernization bill
A bipartisan bill to modernize IT for federal agencies sailed through the House.
-
Hybrid approach to federal open source
OSS is best applied in a hybrid manner, maximizing its strengths alongside the strengths of other tested, operational, production-scale tools.
-
Cloud use, spending to increase substantially but more so for private vendors
The next five years will see a noticeable migration of services to the cloud, according to federal IT managers, but there is still skepticism as to the best route to achieve the desired cost savings and productivity increases.
