Acquisition

5 factors to consider when selecting an open-source vendor

Open source solutions are at a key inflection point. That means huge opportunities for agencies, but also some important concerns.

Cybersecurity

Horse betting site loses passwords

Entertainment

Digital Government

Cyber Monday Meets Obamacare and Other HealthCare.gov News

Follow key reporting on the Obama administration’s signature policy initiative.

Emerging Tech

Bhutanese Government Greens Its Capital Fleet

Thimpu is replacing official vehicles with electric Nissan Leafs.

Modernization

Cash Is Dead. Are Credit Cards Next?

Tech start-ups across the country offer new ways for payment, which could make carrying credit cards a thing of the past.

Digital Government

Pentagon Biodefense Project Duplicates HHS Effort

After some talk of cooperation, initiatives took separate paths.

Emerging Tech

Video: Craigslist Founder Discusses His Role as VA 'Nerd-in-Residence'

'When it comes to dealing with information, the big lesson is to have modest goals,' Craig Newmark says.

Digital Government

Commentary: The Health Care Digital Divide

Disparities between state and federal online exchanges are splintering America's health system.

Digital Government

How Will We Know the Obamacare Site Is Fixed?

With the deadline a week away, enrollment and website are improving—slowly.

Modernization

See Something Say Something Has Aided 2,000 Probes, But How Many Arrests?

Public data sets outlining counterterrorism results could help the program shake off a bad rep, advisers say.

Digital Government

The Holy See: Lethal Drones Pose Urgent Ethical Issues

Vatican U.N. rep warns the U.S. about the moral pitfalls of its targeted killing program.

Modernization

Social media: The next generation of archiving

Agencies have gotten into the habit of archiving email, but now they face the task of preserving another category of electronic documents: social media communications.

Acquisition

IT management reform: It is time for new legislation

Legislation alone will not fix federal IT management, Richard Spires argues, but there are fundamental problems that a new statute can help address.