Digital Government

VMware virtualization infrastructure provides a greener IT environment.

Rely on VMware virtualization to reduce costs, increase IT efficiency and go green.

Digital Government

GSA debuts service to shrink federal Web addresses

Go.USA.Gov application renames links to fit into brief Twitter or smart phone messages.

Digital Government

Critics fault Recovery Board's first posting of stimulus data

While praising the effort, critics say it might be difficult for the public to find details on recipients, where job opportunities are and the progress of the economic program.

Cybersecurity

DHS agencies don't sustain info security programs, IG says

The Homeland Security Department's agencies must improve execution of the department's information security policies on a year-round basis, procedures and practices, DHS' inspector general said.

Digital Government

DHS proposes standards for private sector disaster preparation

Industry fears the voluntary standards are too rigid and eventually could be made mandatory for companies looking to do business with the government.

Digital Government

The Information Dominance Corps

Navy meteorologists and oceanographers might not consider themselves cyber warriors, but they are going to be lumped into a new Navy Information Dominance Corps established by Adm. Gary Roughead, chief of naval operations, on Oct. 6.

Ideas

Whoops, Where Sweden's Web Sites?

We hear a lot about cyberattacks, but here's an "oops" moment that hurts:

Digital Government

Recruiting 11,000 IT Workers

The Partnership for Public Service is launching a new program designed to recruit, hire and retain entry-level information technology workers in the federal government. The program, called FedRecruit: IT Pilot Program, is designed to help agencies meet the need to fill what the <a href="http://wiredworkplace.nextgov.com/2009/09/it_hiring_to_surge_by_2012.php">Partnership estimates will be about 11,000 technology job openings</a> during the next three years.

Acquisition

Bring back share in savings

It's time to revive the statutory encouragement for this innovative approach to services contracting, Steve Kelman writes.