Digital Government
DARPA wants 'pre-crime' technology
If there's an algortihm out there that can analyze data to identify troubled soldiers, DARPA wants it.
Digital Government
Tea Party could help net neutrality, leaders say
Brough preferred Waxman's bill to FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski's proposal to reclassify broadband under Title II of the Communications Act.
Digital Government
Airline industry and FAA vow cooperation on multibillion satellite program
Collaboration and information-sharing are at the heart of NextGen, says agency official.
Modernization
Effective technology in government depends on executive buy-in, leaders say
Enterprise architecture shifts IT strategy from the computer room to the boardroom.
Cybersecurity
Analysis: In Defense of FISMA
Implementing government's landmark cybersecurity statute should be more than just a paperwork drill.
Digital Government
Memorial fund breaks ground on law enforcement museum
Building will be underground and use technology to create a highly interactive experience for visitors.
Digital Government
Patients Want Access to e-Records
The vast majority of Americans have never asked a doctor to provide them with personal health information or medical records in an electronic format, yet 70 percent of people responding to a new survey said it's important for doctors and hospitals to provide them with electronic copies of that information.
People