Digital Government

9 ways the defense bill's passage could affect your job

Provisions in the 2012 defense bill include some measures that will have a big impact this year on contracting, cyber defense, intelligence and the use of cloud.

Modernization

Political junkies get new online tools to track presidential race

Google and other companies are launching new online tools to help political junkies track the presidential candidates.

Ideas

VanRoekel hits the speaking circuit

Digital Government

Latest Sentinel delay sparks spat with IG

The latest delay on the FBI's Sentinel case management system is either modest or significant, depending on whom you talk to.

Digital Government

Millennials say 'no thanks' to 9-5

A generation used to technology and Internet at its fingertips is changing the workplace, ditching the traditional 9-to-5 schedule for more flexibility.

Digital Government

Secret Chinese vitamins

Steve Kelman ponders a dangerous exception to product disclosure laws.

Digital Government

Feds aim to serve citizens better by revamping Dot-Gov

Cutting the number of websites is just the first step in reforming agencies' sprawling online presence.

Modernization

Air Force to provide Special Ops flight crews with iPads

Electronic flight bag will replace paper navigation charts and manuals.

Modernization

VA seeks new patient scheduling system

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Cybersecurity

Cyber spies try probing U.S. drone plans

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Digital Government

Gordon: Focus on workforce, smarter buying

Dan Gordon, former OFPP administrator, offers insights on what still needs attention in procurement.

Digital Government

Obama signs 2012 defense bill into law

The 2012 National Defense Authorization Act receives presidential stamp of approval despite contested measures regarding controversial provision on indefinite detainment of terror suspects.