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DEA considers expanding DARPA’s big data program
The DEA-DARPA collaboration is going well but needs more contractor support to keep moving forward.
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HHS launches Interoperability Proving Ground website to highlight projects
HHS’s ONC office has launched a new site to spread the gospel of interoperability and drive inspiration.
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OPM CIO Seymour resigns days before Oversight hearing
Donna Seymour announced her resignation nearly eight months after news broke of a massive data breach of OPM networks.
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Besieged Ed Dept CIO announces retirement
Department of Education CIO Danny Harris will retire on Feb. 29, just weeks after a difficult hearing on the Hill.
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HHS finds a payoff in service-oriented architecture
The Department of Health and Human Services is finding SOA to be a key piece of IT infrastructure consolidation.
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Updated dashboard shows agency-specific website traffic
Agencies can use the new dropdown menu to see where and how citizens are interacting with their webpages.
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Bray: Fed leaders should adopt ‘fail fast & often’ attitude
Technology changes rapidly, but the mindset of organizations and their leaders does not usually keep up.
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US embassies need to step up IT contingency planning
The State Department inspector general said most embassies don’t have contingency plans in place, four years after the problem was first identified.
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FBI virtualization enhances desktop flexibility
The FBI is rolling out one of the largest virtual desktop infrastructure deployments in the government.
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DISA issues first cloud certification for highly sensitive data
The Allegany Ballistics Laboratory in West Virginia will be the first DoD facility to put sensitive data in a commercial cloud.
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DEA considers expanding DARPA’s big data program
The DEA-DARPA collaboration is going well but needs more contractor support to keep moving forward.
-
HHS launches Interoperability Proving Ground website to highlight projects
HHS’s ONC office has launched a new site to spread the gospel of interoperability and drive inspiration.
-
OPM CIO Seymour resigns days before Oversight hearing
Donna Seymour announced her resignation nearly eight months after news broke of a massive data breach of OPM networks.
-
Besieged Ed Dept CIO announces retirement
Department of Education CIO Danny Harris will retire on Feb. 29, just weeks after a difficult hearing on the Hill.
-
HHS finds a payoff in service-oriented architecture
The Department of Health and Human Services is finding SOA to be a key piece of IT infrastructure consolidation.
-
Updated dashboard shows agency-specific website traffic
Agencies can use the new dropdown menu to see where and how citizens are interacting with their webpages.
-
Bray: Fed leaders should adopt ‘fail fast & often’ attitude
Technology changes rapidly, but the mindset of organizations and their leaders does not usually keep up.
-
US embassies need to step up IT contingency planning
The State Department inspector general said most embassies don’t have contingency plans in place, four years after the problem was first identified.
-
FBI virtualization enhances desktop flexibility
The FBI is rolling out one of the largest virtual desktop infrastructure deployments in the government.
-
DISA issues first cloud certification for highly sensitive data
The Allegany Ballistics Laboratory in West Virginia will be the first DoD facility to put sensitive data in a commercial cloud.
-
DEA considers expanding DARPA’s big data program
The DEA-DARPA collaboration is going well but needs more contractor support to keep moving forward.
-
HHS launches Interoperability Proving Ground website to highlight projects
HHS’s ONC office has launched a new site to spread the gospel of interoperability and drive inspiration.
-
OPM CIO Seymour resigns days before Oversight hearing
Donna Seymour announced her resignation nearly eight months after news broke of a massive data breach of OPM networks.
-
Besieged Ed Dept CIO announces retirement
Department of Education CIO Danny Harris will retire on Feb. 29, just weeks after a difficult hearing on the Hill.
-
HHS finds a payoff in service-oriented architecture
The Department of Health and Human Services is finding SOA to be a key piece of IT infrastructure consolidation.
-
Updated dashboard shows agency-specific website traffic
Agencies can use the new dropdown menu to see where and how citizens are interacting with their webpages.
-
Bray: Fed leaders should adopt ‘fail fast & often’ attitude
Technology changes rapidly, but the mindset of organizations and their leaders does not usually keep up.
-
US embassies need to step up IT contingency planning
The State Department inspector general said most embassies don’t have contingency plans in place, four years after the problem was first identified.
-
FBI virtualization enhances desktop flexibility
The FBI is rolling out one of the largest virtual desktop infrastructure deployments in the government.
-
DISA issues first cloud certification for highly sensitive data
The Allegany Ballistics Laboratory in West Virginia will be the first DoD facility to put sensitive data in a commercial cloud.













