Digital Government

Energy launches apps contest

This competition challenges the American developer community to build apps that help consumers get the most out of their utility data.

People

Tapping into feds' desire to serve

When it comes to motivating employees, studies show that the messenger matters as much as the message, writes Steve Kelman.

Modernization

Cloud computing's next step

Agencies and vendors need common definitions, performance metrics and security controls, say panelists at the FOSE 2012 conference.

Digital Government

5 tech shockwaves still felt today

Information technology has been transformative for government – are these the most pivotal changes?

Digital Government

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Digital Government

Adm. Eric Olson on wisdom from Jimmy Buffett

How does the laconic folk rocker relate to respect for America's military?

Digital Government

A senator's inauspicious rise

Former Sen. George Mitchell recalls his first day in Congress.

Modernization

DOD’s IT strategy implementation critical to tactical operations

DOD's move to the next generation of defense IT is more important than ever, says deputy DOD CIO Rob Carey.

Modernization

Cloud can't substitute for records management

Migrating data to the cloud doesn't relieve agencies of responsibility for their records, warns a FOSE speaker -- with a cautionary tale to drive the point home.

Cybersecurity

Full-range arsenal, portfolio approach necessary for cyber defense

A multi-layered approach, from deterrents to retaliation, is critical to defending networks, according to a panel of cybersecurity experts at FOSE.

Cybersecurity

FPS at crossroads with RAMP contract, IG says

The Federal Protective Service has to do some hurry-up analysis to make a decision about the future of its risk management tool, according to a new report.

Modernization

The new iPad's Wi-Fi problem is real

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Cybersecurity

DHS leaks possible trade secrets on Southwest border project

Officials shut down a password-protected government website and ask vendors to destroy documents that could contain confidential commercial information.

Digital Government

Domestic drones put FAA in privacy hot seat

A Brookings Institution panel weighs the implications of having more unmanned aircraft in U.S. airspace.