Digital Government
Leonard D'Avolio: Putting health data to work for veterans
D'Avolio oversaw the development and deployment of a system for managing data on 1 million veterans enrolled in a health research program.
Digital Government
Jessica Nadine Hernandez: Turning a new page in federal libraries
Hernandez recruited a team of creative and energetic federal employees who are interested in modernizing federal libraries.
Modernization
Matthew W. Reiss: A champion of the cloud
Reiss developed, deployed and championed private cloud computing services at USDA's data centers.
Digital Government
Jay Huie: Here's how to pull together a plan
Huie spearheaded development of the Energy Department's IT Strategic Roadmap and played an instrumental role in getting input from IT leaders across the department.
Digital Government
Zachary Lindsay: Helping the Army get down to business
Lindsay accelerated the development schedule for new releases of the General Fund Enterprise Business System, which helped the Army produce its first auditable financial statement.
Digital Government
Brian Ibbison: On the IT beat for community policing program
Ibbison spearheaded work on key systems for the Justice Department's Community Oriented Policing Services, including a new system for grant applications.
Digital Government
Jessica Milcetich: Putting social media to work for the public
Milcetich pioneered the use of social media in the Federal Citizen Information Center, including the use of a document-sharing site to make government publications more widely available.
Cybersecurity
Jeremy Thomas: A new way to secure classified systems
Thomas led a team that deployed a diskless architecture for the classified computing environment at Idaho National Laboratory.
People
The federal workday: Labor's love lost?
FCW readers are scandalized by suggestions that they don't put in an honest day's work.
Digital Government
Junaid Shah: A heart of service for those on the front lines
Shah provided technical, contracting and project management support for the Army's Medical Communications for Combat Casualty Care program.
Digital Government
Jamie Findlater: A diplomat for social media
Findlater championed the use of new-media tools at the State Department, including the new Corridor professional networking site.
Digital Government
Robert S. Niewood: Making old things new again
Niewood retrofitted an old system with a standardized electronic contract file structure, which fostered the development of a paperless environment at GSA's Office of Assisted Acquisition Services.
Modernization
Veda Sims: A measure of risk
Sims led the in-depth security risk assessments that paved the way for taking Recovery.gov to the cloud.
Modernization
Gaurav 'GP' Pal: Pushing Recovery.gov into the future
Pal helped drive the evolution of Recovery.gov, including its migration to a public cloud and the addition of Web 2.0 widgets.
Cybersecurity
Jim Lanoue: Program management gets a makeover
Lanoue improved the management of the Homeland Security Information Network, culminating in a successful TechStat review by the Office of Management and Budget.
Digital Government