Digital Government
Website problems drive drop in satisfaction with government
Only Internet service providers got a lower rating than the government in the latest American Customer Satisfaction Index survey, and federal websites bear much of the blame.
Cybersecurity
Turnover at top DOD, DHS S&T posts
Longtime Pentagon Comptroller Bob Hale is among those heading out the door, to be replaced by Mike McCord, now the principal deputy undersecretary of Defense.
Digital Government
Senator 'Won't Back Down' Despite White House Efforts to Weaken Federal Spending Transparency Bill
Obama officials want to roll back a DATA Act requirement for common spending codes across agencies. Mark Warner, D-Va., disagrees.
Digital Government
Op-Ed: Where Are the Citizens You’re Trying to Reach? That’s Where You Need to Be.
The rise of social media and mobile devices is forcing government officials to reconsider how they deliver vital services.
Cybersecurity
Borras leaving DHS for private sector
Undersecretary for management's departure will shift responsibility for Homeland Security's $19 billion annual procurement budget.
Cybersecurity
Three things to watch on information sharing
The ODNI'S Kshemendra Paul offers a guide to the 2014 Information Sharing Environment.
People
Can acquisition be improved through fun and games?
ASI Government's Lisa Akers argues that the real potential is in training and developing critical thinking.
Ideas
Analysis: Three IT Procurement Problems Worth Solving
If agencies want to tap the expertise of innovative tech startups, they have to fix the process for doing business with them.
Digital Government
VA and Pentagon Set Up Online System to Handle GI Bill Ripoff Complaints
The feedback will help the government stop abusive or unethical practices.
Emerging Tech
Feds Shoot Down Beer Delivery by Drone
It seemed like a foolproof business model, but the FAA says it’s illegal.
Emerging Tech
Commerce Seeks a Single System to Manage Its Citizen Services
Similar private-sector platforms allow customers to have a single profile across different divisions of a company.
Emerging Tech
Why the Real Estate Industry Is Interested in Drones, Too
They're quickly changing the art of visualizing buildings.
Modernization
Why Google Just Sold Motorola to Lenovo for $3 Billion
Google originally bought the company for $12.5 billion in May 2012.
Modernization
Have Presidential Speeches Gotten More 'Tweetable'?
Not really, but the speech is but one piece of the spectacle of the State of the Union.
Digital Government
31 Percent of Feds Will Be Eligible to Retire by 2017
Report calls for broader workforce planning efforts to keep mission-critical areas fully staffed.
Cybersecurity
Mobile malware meets BYOD
Infections of malicious software in mobile devices surged by 20 percent in 2013, just as bring-your-own-device strategies are gaining greater acceptance in government.
Digital Government
Presidential fellow hawks MyUSA site as proof government can innovate
The upcoming launch of the My.USA.gov will help agencies engage with the public, says Hillary Hartley.
Digital Government
Defense Launches New Health Record Procurement
Officials plan to deploy the EHR, which ultimately will serve 9.6 million beneficiaries and 70,000 clinicians, starting in late 2016.
Digital Government
Colorado Terror Suspect Is First to Challenge Warrantless NSA Surveillance in Court
Muhtorov was accused of aiding an Islamist militant group overseas.
Modernization