Digital Government

RIM is dying because it got the future of phones completely wrong

The company made a decision to stick with email-focused devices.

People

Air Force's Keffer and George swap jobs

Two Air Force officers will trade jobs between the Pentagon and Ft. Meade.

Modernization

Buyer beware: Mobile payments might not be protected

Financial regulations may not apply to consumers if data is compromised, officials say.

Modernization

DHS claims strides in cloud, enterprise initiatives

At DHS, progress is being made in cloud offerings and enterprise services, according to CIO Richard Spires.

People

IT workarounds complicate DOD and VA health center effort

The DOD and VA are having difficulty meeting IT goals in a joint healthcare facility.

Digital Government

Feds divulge sensitive mapping data to head off Colorado wildfires

Officials grant state authorities access to information about critical infrastructure.

People

Sharing employees could ease agency cost pressure

A departing CHCO suggests ways to save money through creative workforce approaches.

Digital Government

Visiting Frank Gehry’s Guggenheim museum in Spain

A trip to deliver a lecture leads to cultural opportunities.

People

State's CIO moves to IMF

Susan Swart will begin work at IMF in August.

People

State CIO moves to IMF

Susan Swart will become the new IMF CIO.

People

The Chenok era dawns at IBM center

Dan Chenok takes over the IBM Center for the Business of Government effective July 1.

Cybersecurity

DHS struggles with mobile device management

IG finds the agency's biggest challenge is ensuring the security of portable devices and information stored on them.

Digital Government

Rockefeller says he doesn't trust industry to regulate itself on privacy

Senator says he will continue to pursue the issue in the next Congress.

Modernization

How students scoop the Feds on online privacy violations

Google was secretly planting cookies on a vast number of iPhone browsers and college students found out the program.