Digital Government

Group says biometric screening could reduce airport hassle

Passengers who volunteer personal biometric data -- possibly including iris scans or fingerprints -- and answer questions would glide through airport security.

Modernization

Agencies on track to implement White House IT strategy, CIOs say

Meeting the goals of 25-point plan for moving applications to the cloud will require leadership push, according to federal panelists.

Digital Government

OMB approved Homeland Security's flawed financial management contract award

Department changed requirements mid-competition without notifying vendors.

Digital Government

Be honest—how much are you motivated by pay?

Office of Personnel Management Director John Berry made an interesting statement today during a speech at the Interagency Resources Management Conference.

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity and Public-Private Partnerships

Digital Government

Upcoming FCW Feature

Update on topic and writer for upcoming FCW feature.

Digital Government

House passes latest short-term funding measure

The House of Representatives passed the latest short-term funding measure to head off a government shutdown.

People

Proving value of open government falls to agencies

A panel at IRMCO describes the hazards of opening government data to the public.

Digital Government

CIOs Face Skills Gaps

Modernization

SSA misses target for retirement applications online

The Social Security Administration released its performance report for fiscal 2010 listing the targets it met and missed.

People

Chris Kemp to quit NASA's CTO job

Chris Kemp says he's leaving NASA to pursue his entrepreneurial dreams; expresses mixed feelings about the departure.

Digital Government

The danger of public presentations

A cool use of interactive cloud computing comes close to going awry at the IRMCO conference.

Cybersecurity

DHS needs to try tech before it buys, GAO says

The Homeland Security Department has made costly mistakes when it bought new technologies before testing was completed, a GAO official testified today.

Acquisition

Procurement oversight: A case of friendly fire?

A well-meaning lawmaker might be reading too much into government-industry interactions, writes blogger John Klossner.