Digital Government

Is it Time to Retire ‘Telework?’

Some feel telework focus limits mobility goals.

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.

Cybersecurity

Exiled Syrian tracked the porn habits of Assad’s spies

Government (Foreign) // Syria

Digital Government

Boehner's Covered, 500 Visitors and Other HealthCare.gov News

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

Digital Government

Do Pentagon SESers Really Need a Course on How Their Department Works?

And, why pay a contractor to run it?

Digital Government

Viral Video Aims to Inspire Girls to Enter Science and Tech Fields

There's a high-tech and engineering skills gap; young girls may be the solution.

Emerging Tech

Twitter Tells Feds How to Tweet More Effectively

The microblogging site urges officials to be interactive and to use pictures and timelines.

Digital Government

White House Extends Obamacare Enrollment Deadline

Moving the Dec. 15 deadline to Dec. 23 will squeeze insurance companies that are still grappling with bad information coming from the back end of HealthCare.gov.

Digital Government

Defunct Defense-VA Health Record Office Spent Bulk of Budget on Support Contracts

Contractor employees outnumbered Defense and VA staff.

Emerging Tech

White House Must Weigh In on Kimmel-China Controversy

We the People petitioners upset after child on Kimmel’s show suggests killing Chinese people.

Digital Government

At Pentagon, it's more mobile with less money

Tighter budgets are forcing leaders to find creative ways to upgrade their technology.

Cybersecurity

Cyber crooks target digital signatures

Report finds a new family of mobile phone malware allows electronic attackers to bypass the digital signature apps that are key to "identity ecosystems."

Cybersecurity

Hackers Crack GitHub, Release a Treaty and Listen In On MacRumors

Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.

Modernization

GSA claims big savings from Networx

$678 million in 2013 savings were realized by consolidating purchases and leveraging federal buying power, the program's manager says.

Digital Government

London’s Tube Joins Elite Group of Cities Offering All-Night Subway Service

New York, Chicago, Berlin and Copenhagen get company.