Digital Government
Top court to weigh privacy rights
Communications technology makes unreasonable searches by police too easy, critic says.
People
How to move from datasets to data services
Brand Niemann challenges agencies to follow the data science approach and make all their data available for filtering and downloading in three easy clicks.
People
Short-term budget extensions hurt government operations, sources say
The federal government has been operating under temporary funding measures since October 2010, leaving many agencies in limbo in terms of spending and planning for the current fiscal year.
Acquisition
Officials change tone on insourcing
Officials say they never intended for massive insourcing, and the administration has not let it happen.
Modernization
Krumbholz writes Networx blog
GSA's Karl Krumbholz joins the ranks of federal bloggers with a blog dedicated to news about network services.
Digital Government
Feds--start making your list
"Average" feds soon may get the chance to provide a key member of Congress with their input, according to one news story.
Digital Government
Culture, policies hinder technology adoption at DOD: panel
The Defense Department would like to use mobile technologies and other technology innovations more freely, but outdated policies hold it back, panelists say.
Digital Government
GSA leader's zero footprint
Administrator Martha Johnson hit a unique mark of making little, or maybe no, impact on her environment.
Acquisition
New rules change procurement process
New procurement rules put limitations on cost-reimbursement, multiple-award and 8(a) contracts.
Digital Government
A call for nominations: The FCW cartoon caption contest
What's going on in this cartoon? Submit a caption or word bubble that gets a laugh. Extra points awarded for relevance to federal IT.
People
CTO shares lessons learned from freeing HHS data
The Health and Human Services Department has been pushing out its data in recent months and the results have sparked innovation and helped consumers, Chief Technology Officer Todd Park said at a new media conference.
People
OMB nominee clears Senate committee
A Senate committee approved President Barack Obama's nominee for deputy director of OMB.
People