People
DOD sketches its diagram of the future
Dave Wennergren talks about past experiences, the evolution of the federal government in the Information Age and what the future might have in store.
People
How to avoid information gluttony
See how these executives beat back information overload with a few tried-and-true techniques.
People
Multi-taskers: How 5 busy CIOs get through their day
Five busy government tech leaders share their secrets for getting the most out of every workday.
Acquisition
Focus on error-prone contractors to find improper payments, HHS IG says
Medicare could do better at identifying improper payments by looking to providers who are most likely to make errors, according to the Health and Human Services inspector general.
Modernization
How to be a black belt with your BlackBerry
Follow these tips for being more efficient and making the most of your smart phone.
Modernization
5 favorite BlackBerry apps
These applications can help you be more efficient, improve your communications and relax.
People
How political appointees undermine large IT programs -- and how to turn the tide
FCW columnist Steve Kelman proposes creating an awards program to recognize political appointees who maintain the momentum of existing programs.
People
One way to keep big IT programs out of trouble
The latest Capability Maturity Model could help agencies improve the management of their service delivery programs, writes Jeffrey D. Sacks of Access Systems.
People
6 keys to avoiding another 'grand design' failure
Agency executives must learn to resist the temptation of developing sweeping modernization programs, writes Frank McDonough, a former GSA official.
People
The best of the government blogosphere
The FBI's new crime fighters: Just the apps, ma’am; Don’t read this while driving; Good news about the friendlier skies.
People
The blended workforce: One identity crisis after another
FCW readers share stories about dealing with the confusion that can ensue when federal and contractor employees work side by side.
People
CMS puts thinking cap on, will launch new innovation center
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will spend $10 billion during the next nine years on research into how to reduce health care costs while improving quality of care.
Cybersecurity