Digital Government

A 0.5 Percent Pay Boost in 2013?

People

DOD: Industry partnerships still central despite budget cuts

As the Defense Department plans for smaller budgets, contractors worry about their own fortunes.

Digital Government

Data.gov popularity soaring, GSA report says

The Obama administration's Data.gov open data initiative is accelerating in popularity and has been emulated around the world, according to a progress report from the General Services Administration.

People

NASA CIO Linda Cureton combines book launch and philanthropy

Linda Cureton is trying her hand at hosting her own book launch and charitable fundraiser.

Digital Government

Nominate Your Favorite Fed

People

Interior could save millions with better use of videoconferencing

Video teleconferencing technology could help the Interior Department save millions yearly, but technical problems have plagued the efforts for a departmentwide implementation.

People

GSA demands security plans from IT companies

Companies now must submit an IT security plan to GSA.

Digital Government

FedStyle: Avoid these etiquette faux pas

Good manners and proper etiquette could help young feds in their career, but few know the rules of conduct.

Digital Government

A CIO's new vision for leaders

In this excerpt from her new book, "The Leadership Muse," NASA CIO Linda Cureton shares her thoughts on what it means to be a good leader and where to find inspiration.

Modernization

CIO.gov outage fixed with 'hardware maintenance'

The website that hosts federal IT strategy suffered an outage.

Digital Government

NASA's open-source hub takes flight

Government Computer News

Modernization

Defense overhaul's emphasis on the cloud carries supply chain risks

Focus on cyberspace involves technology currently programmed or built in regions that are threatening America's national security, experts say.

Digital Government

State fields Twitter questions

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