Digital Government

Hey, Congress, where are your IT champions?

Technology is too important a topic for lawmakers to plead ignorance.

Cybersecurity

A better approach to biometrics

Reusing proven SOA-based biometric solutions can reduce costs and delivery time, write two Unisys executives.

Digital Government

Top Air Force weapons acquisition official to leave in March

The top weapons acquisition official will return to private industry.

People

Imagine that: Government can learn a thing or two from industry

VA's Michele Foster believes vendors have a lot to offer, but only if they are given the opportunity to share.

Ideas

Astronaut Hopefuls Face Stiff Competition

People

Lawmaker targets step increases

A new bill would bar step increases for the remainder of 2012.

People

Budget, personnel cuts forcing Air Force to refocus priorities

The Air Force must overcome a number of challenges it faces in intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, including dealing with data and training.

Digital Government

Pinterest of interest, but feds not yet sold on it

The rapidly growing Pinterest.com social website is catching attention, but federal agencies are not active on it yet.

Modernization

Issa touts crowdsourced provisions in anti-piracy bill

Lawmaker pleased with response in an effort to craft a better bill against copyright infringement.

People

Will senators pay attention to OFPP nominee?

Joe Jordan is poised to step into Dan Gordon's role as leader of the OFPP, but it could be too close to election time for the Senate to act.

Digital Government

STEM Grads Shun Federal Jobs