Digital Government

GSA helps feds walk the straight and narrow

At the GSA Expo in San Antonio, officials handed out the two-page document that reminds federal employees of the rules.

Digital Government

The Pentagon’s latest weapon: A $1.2 million unmanned sewing machine

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency eyes ways to produce garments with ‘zero direct labor.’

Digital Government

Federal officials look to spur growth in health care tech

Sebelius and Genachowski pitched for more spending for new technology.

Digital Government

TSP explains delay in reporting data breach

Thrift Savings Plan participants were in the dark about the possible exposure of their personal information for more than six weeks.

Digital Government

Air Force cancels annual IT conference amid cost concerns

The Air Force's annual IT conference has been shelved for 2012 as event spending comes under tough government scrutiny.

Digital Government

How to read minds

Reading people's minds doesn't require supernatural powers, just understanding and applying psychological concepts. That's a lesson learned at the Management of Change conference.

Digital Government

Senate defense bill takes first steps to undo sequestration

Congress is demanding Defense Secretary Leon Panetta furnish a comprehensive report on the potential effects of sequestration, which could take effect Jan. 2, 2013.

Digital Government

CACI International awarded $165 million Defense contract to automate procurement

Company has seen ‘slower-than-anticipated’ contracting activity.

Digital Government

Defense axes plan to hire Raytheon to secure Russian nuclear storage sites

Contract required technology to be installed at five rail transfer sites.

Digital Government

Agencies touting IT reform at 18 months

Updates come weeks after OMB launched a digital government strategy.

Digital Government

4 technologies that transformed government

FCW looks back on key innovations of the past quarter century.

Digital Government

New Mexico hit by largest forest fire in history

Sophisticated software systems help nearly 1,200 personnel battle the 390-square-mile blaze.

Digital Government

Can today's virtual soldier protect tomorrow's troops?

A University of Iowa program is using virtual reality to help arm the troops of tomorrow.

Digital Government

Video: NOAA CIO Joe Klimavicz

Joe Klimavicz, CIO at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminstration, says challenges in moving to the cloud range from managing sensitive data to changing the skill sets of federal IT workers.

Digital Government

The fishing problem for public cloud companies

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Digital Government

Requesting public documents is about to get easier

System due in September could save more than $200 million over five years if deployed governmentwide.