Digital Government
ICANN plays the name game with domain names
ICANN boots up controversy with a new program that introduces an unlimited number of Internet addresses.
Cybersecurity
Tight budgets bring people issues to the forefront for CISOs
Information security chiefs are getting creative about attracting and retaining skilled employees without spending a fortune.
Digital Government
VA abruptly cancels key software contract for joint health record
The Veterans Affairs Department yesterday abruptly terminated a $102.6 million contract awarded to ASM Research last month to develop software vital to an integrated electronic health record system that will serve both VA and the Defense Department.
Modernization
Cloud computing may disrupt your workplace -- in a good way
By moving to more Web-based computing, managers are reinventing the way many federal agencies operate.
Digital Government
Worried about the bills?
No, not those; we mean the legislative kind. The ones that target the federal workforce.
Modernization
Army lays out future IT planning
Under a new strategic framework, the Army IT Agency consolidating more Pentagon IT -- and pursuing leading-edge technologies for the future.
Digital Government
Cybersecurity and partisan politics: Let's not go there
Cybersecurity is too important an issue to become a victim of partisan bickering.
Modernization
GSA using StumbleUpon to bring visitors to federal websites
The General Services Administration recently established a USA.gov channel on the StumbleUpon Web service network with the goal of generating more traffic to federal websites.
Acquisition
How to nip those protests in the bud
Better communication and transparency in the procurement process could head off a lot of protests.
Acquisition