Ideas
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Digital Government
Air Force Looks to Ditch Lockheed After GPS Satellite Delays
The service seeks other vendors to build 22 of 30 satellites.
Cybersecurity
Here’s What Cyberspace Looks Like
Google Earth and Oculus Rift are mapping out a realm that has no geography.
Emerging Tech
Why Conservatives Might Be Left Out of the Next Wave of Tech
Only 4 percent of consistently conservative Americans want to live in cities, but urban environments are where the tech action is
Digital Government
It's Too Soon for the VA to Tweet About Oceans, Apparently
The tweet caused a firestorm among the department's critics.
Modernization
BlackBerry Launches Secure Messaging App
The new feature is geared towards corporate users, like banks, governments, law firms and healthcare providers.
Cybersecurity
Domino's Pizza Customer Info Is Being Held for Ransom by Hackers
Ordering pizza has put the personal data of thousands of Europeans in danger.
Digital Government
Streamlined Hiring Key for Attracting IT Pros
The laborious federal hiring process often means the public sector misses out on great talent.
People
Thornberry welcomes data, stresses human factor in acquisition reform
Texas Republican leading reform effort says Pentagon Undersecretary Frank Kendall’s office will need help to tackle the issue of acquisition workforce training.
Modernization
5 steps for developing a winning mobile strategy
Agencies that want to step onto the mobile stage should formulate a comprehensive game plan, as opposed to a "let's just build it" mentality.
Modernization
Managing the mobile workforce
As agencies log successes in enterprisewide initiatives, the familiar challenges of security and trust remain.
Modernization
Stop reinventing the mobility wheel
Rather than creating custom apps from scratch, agencies should take advantage of the opportunity to build on one another's valuable data and code.
Modernization
Making sense of mobile data management
As more and more federal employees use their own mobile devices at work, agencies must focus on securing the data, not the device.
Cybersecurity
Sorry, You Can’t Really Escape the NSA
The idea of becoming 'NSA-proof' is 'just silly,' technologist says.
Cybersecurity
Belgian and French pizza eaters: Many of your Domino’s records were sliced
Food and Beverage // France
Cybersecurity
VA telehealth savings, Internet of Things security, and making at the White House
News and notes from around the federal IT community.
Cybersecurity
A U.S.-China high-tech trade war?
Steve Kelman worries that mutual suspicions could lead to much bigger problems.
Digital Government
Data Doppelgängers and the Uncanny Valley of Personalization
Why customized ads are so creepy, even when they miss their target
Emerging Tech