Digital Government
FCC chief planner set to leave
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski announces Paul de Sa will leave in February.
Cybersecurity
Hackers claim take-down of DOJ website
Anonymous targets Justice Department after feds shut down media-sharing site.
People
VA kicks off acquisition training program for wounded vets
The Veterans Affairs department has launched a new program to train wounded vets for new careers as acquisition specialists.
Cybersecurity
New program points cyber pros toward government careers
Professional association beefs up its program to target early-career cybersecurity workers.
Digital Government
Where does DOD enterprise e-mail really stand?
More than a year into the program, there are more questions than ever when it comes to DOD enterprise e-mail.
People
Facebook's Open Graph unleashes auto-sharing
Yet another group of major changes are coming to Facebook, which recently introduced the Timeline format change, and now has added more than 60 new ways to automatically share information.
Modernization
Blue Button ready for all feds
Federal health plans to provide feds with access to medical records and health data with the click of a button.
Modernization
E-gov satisfaction at high levels, report says
Two new reports highlight online customer satisfaction and sharing with government websites.
Cybersecurity
More feds use mobile devices for work than expected
New research shows significant use of mobile devices among federal IT workers.
Digital Government
Federal Coach: Leadership lessons from the US Coast Guard
Admiral Robert J. Papp, Jr., the 24th Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, says he believes we meet challenges by training leaders and giving them the responsibility for making decisions at the operational field level on how they employ their limited resources.
Digital Government
Air Force F-35s, drones may square off in budget battle
National Defense Magazine
Digital Government