Digital Government

Disbursement of federal health IT incentives tops $7 billion

Payments have been distributed through Medicare and Medicaid.

People

Obama wins. Now what?

The re-election of President Barack Obama raises new questions about bipartisanship, agency funding and the tech agenda.

Modernization

The election in social media

Voters share their stories on Twitter and their ballots on Instagram.

Emerging Tech

Best of the Instagraming your ballot tweets

The Cinderella social media star

Digital Government

Commentary: Engagement requires more than just adopting smart devices

Agency customer service staff must be empowered to resolve problems.

Modernization

The iPhone is having a rough Election Day

The mobile device is coming off a high during Hurricane Sandy.

Emerging Tech

Why we can't relax about this one glitchy voting machine in Pennsylvania

Video shows a vote being changed from Obama to Romney in battleground state.

Digital Government

DISA runs low on bean counters

The agency has lost key finance officials.

People

Retroactive repeal of sequestration possible -- but risky

The effects of sequestration could be mitigated if the president and Congress continue trying to repeal it next year, but it would be a gamble, analysis suggests.

Digital Government

What our Googling says about the election

State search results can tell an interesting political tale.

People

Feds slowly catching on to tablet trend

Federal adoption lags behind the private sector, but new research projects a steep growth curve.

Acquisition

DOD's Kendall pushes data for better buying

Experts generally applaud effort to improve defense acquisitions, with a cautionary note.

Modernization

New Jersey voters Tweet problems with online voting

Pew study finds 22 percent of registered voters have shared details on social media.

Modernization

Facebook IPO forced SEC to relocate filings to the cloud

Regulator’s website could not handle public interest in the social titan’s financials ahead of the May 17 stock debut.

People

What's with all these chiefs?

A proliferation of 'chief' titles does not bear much connection to better management, argues John Gilroy.

People

NAPA plans advice for the president on federal initiatives

Recommendations for the president on large-scale projects and performance improvement are set for release and discussion at a public event.