Modernization

In-Flight Voice Calls Could Aid Airlines More Than Passengers

The service could make it easier and cheaper to contact doctors and others on the ground.

Digital Government

I Goofed

The Defense Health Agency presentations didn’t disappear.

Digital Government

Top Info Security Execs Earn as Much as Other Chiefs

Government can offer a sense of service to compensate for lower salaries.

People

FITARA could expand to include IT salaries

A pair of key senators told their House colleagues that paying acquisition experts more could have long-term benefits.

Emerging Tech

The Existential Threat to Bitcoin Its Boosters Said Was Impossible Is Now at Hand

A single collective has reached 45% of the computing power of all the virtual currency's miners.

Digital Government

Let Your Kids Hack and Other Tips From Technology Pros

Education should provide the confidence to experiment, White House forum participants conclude.

Emerging Tech

The International Space Station Gets Four More Years

The Obama administration has pledged to keep the station in orbit through 2024.

Emerging Tech

What 3D-Printed Cake Tastes Like

Sugar Labs substitutes extruded plastic for sugar, and makes a new kind of dessert.

Digital Government

The Internet of Everything is worth trillions

New value of $14.4 trillion will be created in the private sector worldwide and $4.6 trillion in the public sector, according to an analysis from Cisco.

People

Elizabeth McGrath joins Deloitte

McGrath capped a 25-year Pentagon career when she retired in November after a stint as DoD’s first deputy chief management officer.

Modernization

Using the cloud to break the 'iron triangle'

The vice president of Amazon Web Services’ Worldwide Public Sector predicts that the cloud will improve the government’s agility.

People

TechAmerica: Congress key to effective procurement reform

Association's new head of public sector policy applauds executive branch proposals, but says legislation is needed to cure what ails IT acquisition.

Modernization

A better, more social government in 2014

The General Services Administration's social media program manager has a short list of signals to watch.

Digital Government

IT aids best practices for citizen engagement

A new report from the IBM Center for the Business of Government says IT is a boon to the public’s involvement in government problem-solving.

People

Changing of the guard at Army IT commands

The new commander of the Army Network Enterprise Technology Command is a 2012 Fed 100 honoree, Brig. Gen. John B. Morrison, Jr.