Digital Government

If You Can’t Stay Off Your Phone Before Bed, These Gadgets Will Make Sure Your Sleep Isn’t Ruined

With growing awareness of blue light’s ill effects, more companies are now catering to health-conscious consumers with products that reduce their exposure to these wavelengths.

Modernization

BlackBerry boss strikes conciliatory tone on encryption

Like his Apple counterpart, BlackBerry CEO John Chen is opposed to weakening encryption but says the debate between law enforcement and tech firms has gotten too acrimonious.

Modernization

Star Wars’ R2-D2: The Original Mobile Device

The bleep-blooping droid from "Star Wars" helped shape people's perceptions of how machines can be helpers.

Cybersecurity

Twitter Notifies Users of ‘State-Sponsored’ Hacks

Hackers may have been attempting to get personal information, like email addresses or phone numbers.

Modernization

GSA pushes EIS proposal date

The General Services Administration extended the deadline for vendor proposal submissions to its massive next-generation telecom contract by a week.

Modernization

DOD looking to put classified data in commercial cloud

Rob Vietmeyer, DOD CIO's point man on cloud, said it could be over a year before a commercial cloud provider handles Level 6 data

Modernization

Clapper memo outlines ICITE architecture

A document release reveals more details on the cloud-based Intelligence Community Information Technology Enterprise.

Ideas

3 Steps for Implementing Mobile Projects in Your Agency

Agencies are looking to integrate the use of personal devices into employees' daily lives.

Modernization

3 CIO Insights on Cloud, Security and Mobile

The need for more collaboration was the focus of many of the discussions this year at the semi-annual Government Technology Research Alliance Summit.

Modernization

Trade Group: Government Needs to Ramp Up Cloud Adoption

A recent Professional Services Council survey found only 8 percent of federal CIOs progressed as much as they wanted to with cloud-based technology.

Modernization

OMB Preps New Policy on Data Centers

OMB’s retooled guidelines are part of the administration's roadmap for implementing and operationalizing FITARA.

Modernization

Remembering programming pioneer Ada Lovelace at 200

Ada Lovelace, arguably the first computer programmer, was born 200 years ago today. She worked with Charles Babbage on one of the earliest computers in 1843.

Modernization

Army Contracting Command looks to commercial cloud

The U.S. Army Contracting Command in Rock Island, Ill. is seeking commercial cloud solutions for Army enterprise applications.

Modernization

FirstNet, DHS P25 comms efforts move ahead

Two efforts, ultimately aimed at providing interoperable radio communications for first responders across the nation, advanced on Dec. 9.

Modernization

Never Not Online

A new survey finds one in five Americans reports being online “almost constantly.”

Modernization

DHS expands CenturyLink's work on Einstein

DHS awarded an expansion contract to help extend Einstein 3 Accelerated protections to civilian agencies by year's end under the new cybersecurity strategy.

Ideas

3 Ways to Maximize Your ROI on Internet of Things

The challenge for federal IoT is less about the devices themselves, and more about the IT resources needed to manage, share, analyze and ultimately derive real mission value from the IoT data explosion.

Modernization

Navy drones still a work in progress

The new deputy assistant secretary of the Navy for unmanned systems is still exploring how best to deploy remotely guided vessels.