Digital Government
Military fears dark times ahead
As the confluence of circumstances that comprise the 'fiscal cliff' come closer to reality, the Joint Chiefs of Staff warn of creating a 'hollow force' and urge Congress to act before it's too late.
Acquisition
NDAA expands opportunities for women
Change in contract threshold allows agencies to consider more contracts for set-aside.
Digital Government
Tool will help TSA connect the dots among scattered pieces of digital evidence
Technology culls data from emails, the cloud and clones of hard drives to solve cases.
Digital Government
CIO Council to agency IT shops: Get smart on social media and open government
New guidance also urges competence in cloud and IT governance.
Digital Government
Feds will give 11 states $1.5 billion to develop health insurance marketplaces
The savings windfall health IT advocates predicted hasn't materialized.
Digital Government
The future of medical records
Designers dreamed up patient records that can actually help and serve patients.
People
When 'no' is the right answer
Why turning down opportunities to expand programs can be the smartest move for an agency manager.
Digital Government
Oh No: VA awards $3.7 million conference and exhibit contract
This may not go over so well on Capitol Hill.
Cybersecurity
Locatis leaving DHS cybersecurity role
Mike Locatis came to Homeland Security from the Energy Department in April 2012.
Cybersecurity
German government’s surveillance software unsettles a nation that prizes privacy
A leaked document reveal that the software is used for monitoring computer and internet use.
Emerging Tech
FAA grounds all 787 Dreamliners operated by U.S. carriers
Agency expects international regulators to take action.
Emerging Tech
NASA contracted with 787 battery supplier for space station batteries
Agency plans to start using lithium ion batteries on the space station in 2017.
Digital Government
For BYOD, some industry sharing after all
Hewlett-Packard shares its mobile-device policy with government-industry working group.
Digital Government
Guess who else is prepping for sequester cuts?
Across-the-board cuts on March 1 would hit Congress as well -- though one key line item would remain untouched.
People
GSA gets a renewed mission
Dan Tangherlini has set a clear course for the procurement agency, but will he remain at the top to lead?
Cybersecurity
Credential-stealing malware
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Cybersecurity