People

Help-desk requests: Weirder than you thought.

Know the adage "there are no dumb questions?" It's not true.

Modernization

How can software curb violent crime?

The ATF is looking for high-tech, interactive software than can help predict violent crime.

Acquisition

GAO sees progress in DOD contract inventory

Defense officials have fixed a few problems, but they aren't in the clear yet in gathering accurate data.

Digital Government

Make Way for Microtasking

Modernization

Defense Department 'a little, homogeneous corporation'?

Agency official quips about DOD's largeness and red tape.

Modernization

FedRAMP comes fraught with challenges

Agency CIOs acknowledge cloud fears, but look to FedRAMP to alleviate some of the concerns. However, FedRAMP poses some difficulties of its own.

Acquisition

GSA could get another congressional hearing on its calendar

Sen. Susan Collins joins the chorus demanding GSA officials appear at a hearing regarding the now-infamous Western Regions conference, but some observers say Congress has gone too far.

People

Will high unemployment create a "burning platform" to encourage government change?

Steve Kelman learns and teaches in Spain.

People

NAVAIR plans 4G cell service for amphibious group

The Naval Air Systems Command plans to leverage commercial cellular technology to test the broadband communications capability aboard three ships in 2013.