Digital Government
FBI's status update: Have you seen this suspected killer?
FBI tries social media to find their prime suspect in a murder probe, and the suspect might be talking back.
People
Federal agencies faced surge of FOIA requests last year
The Obama administration performed better on FOIA in 2011, but still struggled to keep up with demand.
People
Mobility: A golden opportunity in tough budget times
Investing in mobile technology can help agencies be innovative, save money and improve morale.
Digital Government
Big data meets interested government
Intelligence agencies are the biggest buyers of data-crunching services, but civilian agencies aren't far behind.
People
Telework: The key is being connected, not being watched
GSA Administrator Martha Johnson says that connectivity and collaboration are better measures of work than direct oversight.
Digital Government
What a WWII battle can teach about cybersecurity
A collective defense used in the Atlantic during World War II holds lessons for an enterprise approach to cyber.
People
Chris Smith led USDA to new heights
Chris Smith, who has been CIO of the Agriculture Department for less than four years, oversaw one of the largest cloud migrations in government to date.
Modernization