Digital Government

Google sues Interior Department

A spokeswoman for the Interior Department declined to comment on whether the procedure is unfairly favoring Microsoft over its competitors.

Modernization

White House proposes common security requirements for cloud computing

New standards would be accessible to agencies and contractors, and aim to expedite transition to universal Web-based services.

Digital Government

White House is set to unveil guidance on IT purchases

Strategy is likely to loosely resemble a Senate-passed bill requiring officials to alert agency heads, congressional panels and OMB of projects veering off course.

Digital Government

Air Force and VA lead way on transition to Windows 7

Migration to a new operating system will require changes in internal agency applications.

Digital Government

Analysis: A referendum on big government

Republicans sweep to control of the House riding a wave of anti-government sentiment.

Digital Government

Guidelines would speed certification of cloud products, services

The General Services Administration released today security requirements designed to speed up the certification and accreditation of cloud computing products and services, and is taking public comment.

Digital Government

Crazy prediction, or crazy serious?

Tell us what you think of these six views of the future of IT.

Digital Government

The more things change ...

If you are still steaming over impending health insurance premium increases, or get angry (one way or the other) when someone mentions “Obamacare,” then you probably should stop reading this. Late this afternoon, we spotted a headline that said the stock market was moving higher ahead of the mid-term election results. So of course we had to have a look.

Digital Government

Navy Pushes E-Leave System

Ideas

DoD Awards Top IT Honor

Digital Government

Federal Pay Gap Widens

Digital Government

Confronting the Digital Divide

People

Federal vs. private pay: The latest take on who makes more

A new government report shows that federal workers make an average of 2.1 percent less than their counterparts in the private sector.

Acquisition

White House vows to reduce improper payments

White House officials respond to a report that details billions in improper payments to dead people.