Digital Government
It's Hard to Know Where to Turn During a Cyber Attack
The private sector holds a lot of the cybersecurity talent.
Digital Government
Relive President Obama's Drone War, in Under 10 Seconds
More than 3,000 people have died as a result of U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan since 2004.
Emerging Tech
Here’s How the Government Hires a Dishwasher
Some solicitations make the rigorous federal contracting procedures seem silly.
Digital Government
United Kingdom Eyes VA’s Electronic Health Record
Cost of adoption is pegged at $22 million to $30 million.
Emerging Tech
Intel Community Seeks the Next Big Thing in High Powered Computing
IARPA is on the lookout for more powerful computers that burn less energy.
Modernization
By the End of This Year, China Will Have as Many Android Users as the U.S. Has People
And guess who's not making money on those Android phones?
People
Rebalancing act: DOD's leadership weighs priorities
Although Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel recently directed Defense Department officials to reevaluate the military's most important goals in light of reduced resources, the department remains obligated to a number of things, and negotiating them will require tactical leadership.
Acquisition
IG raps Air Force for contracting lapses
Air Force contracting officers have not consistently followed the rules for issuing solicitations for risky cost-reimbursement contracts.
Emerging Tech
Here are Google's Plans to Put Itself at the Core of Burma's Nascent Internet Infrastructure
The company sees itself as a new services provider for the country, where people use much of the blockaded software via proxy servers.
Digital Government
Reporting telework foot-draggers
The Conversation: FCW's reporters and editors respond to your comments.
Digital Government
The Bidding War for Dell Has Officially Begun
Activist investor and professional company-shaker-upper Carl Icahn has put an offer on the table for the PC manufacturer.
Digital Government
CBS Apologizes on Air to Vietnam Vets Over Tasteless Reality Show
'Amazing Race' episode taped in Hanoi used a downed B-52 bomber as a prop.
Emerging Tech
Twitter Needs to Deal With Misinformation. Here's How
The social network needs a better way to deal with errors and corrections.
Digital Government
VA Awards Omnibus IT Contracts Valued at $5.3 Billion
Three firms will vie for computer and network gear orders for five years.
Digital Government
The postal service's hidden cool factor
E-mail made paper mail seem like old hat years ago, but the U.S. Postal Service is operating on the cutting edge of technology, behind the scenes.
Digital Government
Could Congress work from home?
The nation's lawmakers could join the ranks of teleworkers if new bill passes.
Digital Government
What the heck is Hadoop?
The open-source tool simplifies big-data management, but don't think of it as just another means of data analysis, experts say. In the right application, Hadoop frees users to explore information in whole new ways.
Modernization
The Unfinished Agenda of Outgoing FCC Chairman Genachowski
The departing Federal Communications Commission chief leaves a lot for his successor to do.
Digital Government
TSA to Heed Formal Gripes Over Body Scans
Following lawsuit, the agency seeks public comments about formerly undisclosed screening rules.
Cybersecurity