Digital Government

What sequestration would do to the country's science budgets

In a new report, the Obama Administration details what will happen if Congress can't find a budget compromise before January 2013.

People

Rising Star: Lisa Alferieff

Lisa Alferieff, chief operating officer at TCG, managed the overhaul of the Treasury Department's Budget Formulation and Execution Manager system.

People

Honoring the 2012 Rising Stars

A dozen up-and-coming professionals have been recognized this year for making an early -- and substantive -- mark in the government technology community.

Digital Government

GAO gives agencies good marks on e-gov compliance

Watchdog urges better reporting and performance metrics.

Digital Government

DHS defends acquisition plan for bioweapon detectors

Several auditors and lawmakers have urged the department to pause reassess its effort

Digital Government

Facebook knows how to trick you into voting

Peer-pressure on the social network drove 340,000 people to the polls in 2010, a new study has found.

Cybersecurity

GOP Senators assail White House for pushing executive order on cybersecurity

McCain, Hutchison and Chambliss op-ed says possible measure "creates an adversarial relationship instead of a cooperative one" with the private sector.

Modernization

iPhone 5? Yawn. What will the 'phone' of 2022 look like?

A romp through the weird, scary, awesome future of mobile communications.

Digital Government

Obama releases sequestration report

The White House has outlined plans for implementing $1.2 trillion in budget reductions across the federal government.

Modernization

Military commanders want to choose their own battlefield apps

The DOD attributes a drop in Afghanistan casualties to better intelligence, but some military commanders want to choose their own systems to reduce losses further.

Digital Government

Commentary: IT is critical to preventing fraud and waste in austere times

Three lessons from Recovery.gov that should guide future transparency initiatives.

People

Battlefield rotations could be bad for contract management

In war zones, contract personnel are often just getting familiar with their work when it's time to go home.

Digital Government

Homeland Security pays $46 million for counter-IED tools

A-T Solutions clinched a contract to aid the public and private sectors in stopping domestic bombings.