Modernization
Is data center consolidation worth the bother?
Some doubt that the government can close all its redundant data centers, but the Obama administration remains enthusiastic.
Digital Government
Vegas in August: Ground Zero for hackers of all kinds
International Business Times
Digital Government
Navy restricts approval process for major IT programs
Navy and Marine Corps will establish senior approval authorities for programs with life-cycle costs of more than $1 million.
Modernization
Verizon strike isn't likely to disrupt federal communications
But a prolonged walkout of more than 45,000 workers at a major contractor could affect the deployment of new services, consultants say.
People
NARA invites public to tag historic documents
The National Archives and Records Administration wants amateur historians to get involved in putting electronic tags on its historic documents online.
People
SSA suggestion box: Better online tools, watch for biased judges
The Social Security Administration has published a list of the most popular ideas and suggestions it has received from the public to improve transparency.
People
How to advocate green IT in your office
Advocates can get their offices to think 'green' by dealing with everything from senior leaders to printer paper.
Cybersecurity
Anatomy of the attack on RSA
Here's a look at how a sophisticated attack against cybersecurity vendor RSA and other defense contractors unfolded.
Modernization
Are cool gadgets a go for government?
The Veterans Affairs Department and other agencies are trying to resolve the security and management issues that have inhibited the use of tablet PCs and smart phones in the workplace.
Cybersecurity
What you need to know about the latest cyber foes
A rash of security breaches engineered by highly motivated cyber soldiers marks a risky new reality for government and industry networks.
Modernization