Digital Government
Satisfaction with government websites inches up to a record high
Americans rate federal agencies better with online dealings than in person.
Modernization
Coming soon to a phone near you: A software bug-scanning app
X-Ray alerts owners to security vulnerabilities.
Digital Government
Mobility push intensifies for e-government
The federal government gets good ratings from citizens for its e-government, but there has been little improvement in the past three years. Is mobility the key to pushing scores higher?
Digital Government
To model the simplest microbe in the world, you need 128 computers
What a pathbreaking computer simulation tells us about the future of biotechnology.
Cybersecurity
It's time to start stoking fears of cyberwar
Tensions mount as a bill sponsored by Sen. Lieberman could come to a vote Wednesday
Digital Government
Archivist names new director of the Office of the Federal Register
OFR gets a new leader.
Cybersecurity
US faces new uphill battle in cyberspace
Emerging threats from developing nations will pose new dangers to the nation, according to a cyber official.
People
NASA scores high on innovation
Feds are gung-ho about innovation, but managers are still on the fence.
Emerging Tech
Video: Astronaut Sally Ride defied gravity
Video of the journey that turned a physicist into a trailblazer.
Modernization
Government and industry urged to share airwaves
White House panel calls for users to share 1,000 MHz of spectrum.
Digital Government
Video: Longest running Earth-imaging satellite turns 40
Landsat has tracked climate change, deforestation and urbanization.
Modernization
Seeing the train as a 'mobile office'
A new report argues that travel by train could be the most productive.
Cybersecurity
Obama presses Congress on cybersecurity bill
President Obama took to the Wall Street Journal to urge the Senate to pass a cybersecurity bill.
Digital Government
Data analytics won’t stop a madman
Law enforcement officials lack the technology and the authority to predict and prevent mass killings.
Emerging Tech
University of North Dakota offers 4-year drone-piloting degree
The plains state is on its way to becoming the capital of the unmanned aerial vehicle industry, and with that comes inevitable difficulties.
People
Assessing Networx at midlife: Are we there yet?
The transition to the Networx contract, which GSA awarded in 2007, has turned out to be an arduous process marked by slow progress and uncertainty. Will the government finish before the next contract is awarded?
Acquisition
Mis-measuring Networx progress
Some say the General Services Administration has the wrong number when it comes to assessing agencies’ speed in moving to the Networx telecom program.
Digital Government
What comes after Networx?
The next federal telecom contract will focus on mobility, cloud and flexibility.
People