Digital Government
TechStat: Getting into the weeds of IT management
Federal IT managers better get ready for a more intense discipline of program oversight.
Digital Government
Clinton starts global maternal health program via mobile devices
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced a new program to deliver health care information to mothers and pregnant women around the world via cell phones.
People
Why feds need to get better at studying IT best practices
When it comes to IT, the federal government needs more case studies of successful projects delivered on time and within budget, writes Alan P. Balutis.
People
House panel probes White House staff's storing of mobile device messages
A senior White House official testified on systems in place for automatically capturing all e-mail messages at the office, but a lawmaker suggested some staffers may be bypassing that system by using personal mobile devices.
Digital Government
Army enterprise e-mail move proceeds apace, DISA says
The enterprise e-mail initiative that the Army is implementing through DISA is moving forward with costs contained, despite some struggles along the way, DOD officials say.
Digital Government
9/11 story won't end with Osama bin Laden
A lot of people celebrated the demise of Osama bin Laden. Judging from comments reported in the press, more than a few folks are treating his death as though it somehow closes the book on the 9/11 attacks.
Digital Government
Interior to offer new mashup capability for its extensive satellite data library
Earth imagery tool could provide valuable resource for scientists, first responders and others, officials say.
Digital Government
State allocates final $28 million for Internet freedom programs
Department official says a free Internet is key to democracy.
Digital Government
Issa says White House can too easily hide presidential records
The House oversight committee chairman wants assurance that staff are archiving work emails sent from personal accounts.
Digital Government