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Agencies one step closer to getting modern IT … again
A bill to modernize federal IT systems passed the House and has wide-ranging support in Congress and the administration.
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USA.gov applies agile method to content creation
The content team of USA.gov has seen positive results after shifting from a traditional newsroom “beat” model to a methodology more closely resembling agile development framework Scrum.
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Senator wants to know what feds are doing about WannaCry
The Virginia senator sent a letter to OMB and DHS asking to details of how they are patching agency software.
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Tech illiterate government a threat to America’s security, democracy
From Hillary Clinton’s emails to the more recent remarks by former FBI director James Comey, the government continues to have problems understanding technology.
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New CBO score gives IT modernization bill a $500M price tag
New assessment greenlights the MGT Act ahead of a potential House vote.
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GSA readies the first civilian bug bounty program with new platform
18F said it had selected a SaaS provider to stand up TTS’s first ethical hacking platform.
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![Reemergence of cloud services in the federal space [Commentary]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/cloud-lightning.jpg.jpg?w=300)
Reemergence of cloud services in the federal space [Commentary]
The federal government is experiencing a renewed interest in the cloud. There is a full-court press for agencies to take another look at cloud-based services.
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Enterprise View: How Army HQ is going paperless in under a year
When the new Army Chief of Staff wanted the mountains of paper off his desk, it was up to Lt. Col. (P) Michael Gilligan to find a way to automate headquarters’ systems.
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4 tentpoles of acting federal CIO’s IT modernization plans
Margie Graves knows that modernizing the government’s IT systems will not be done with a single plan, but a slate of initiatives.
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Agencies one step closer to getting modern IT … again
A bill to modernize federal IT systems passed the House and has wide-ranging support in Congress and the administration.
-
USA.gov applies agile method to content creation
The content team of USA.gov has seen positive results after shifting from a traditional newsroom “beat” model to a methodology more closely resembling agile development framework Scrum.
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![6 challenges to implementing shared services [Commentary]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/fed-data-professional.jpg.jpg?w=300)
6 challenges to implementing shared services [Commentary]
Hint: They can all be overcome.
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Senator wants to know what feds are doing about WannaCry
The Virginia senator sent a letter to OMB and DHS asking to details of how they are patching agency software.
-
Tech illiterate government a threat to America’s security, democracy
From Hillary Clinton’s emails to the more recent remarks by former FBI director James Comey, the government continues to have problems understanding technology.
-
New CBO score gives IT modernization bill a $500M price tag
New assessment greenlights the MGT Act ahead of a potential House vote.
-
GSA readies the first civilian bug bounty program with new platform
18F said it had selected a SaaS provider to stand up TTS’s first ethical hacking platform.
-
Reemergence of cloud services in the federal space [Commentary]
The federal government is experiencing a renewed interest in the cloud. There is a full-court press for agencies to take another look at cloud-based services.
-
Enterprise View: How Army HQ is going paperless in under a year
When the new Army Chief of Staff wanted the mountains of paper off his desk, it was up to Lt. Col. (P) Michael Gilligan to find a way to automate headquarters’ systems.
-
4 tentpoles of acting federal CIO’s IT modernization plans
Margie Graves knows that modernizing the government’s IT systems will not be done with a single plan, but a slate of initiatives.
-
Agencies one step closer to getting modern IT … again
A bill to modernize federal IT systems passed the House and has wide-ranging support in Congress and the administration.
-
USA.gov applies agile method to content creation
The content team of USA.gov has seen positive results after shifting from a traditional newsroom “beat” model to a methodology more closely resembling agile development framework Scrum.
-
![6 challenges to implementing shared services [Commentary]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/fed-data-professional.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
6 challenges to implementing shared services [Commentary]
Hint: They can all be overcome.
-
Senator wants to know what feds are doing about WannaCry
The Virginia senator sent a letter to OMB and DHS asking to details of how they are patching agency software.
-
Tech illiterate government a threat to America’s security, democracy
From Hillary Clinton’s emails to the more recent remarks by former FBI director James Comey, the government continues to have problems understanding technology.
-
New CBO score gives IT modernization bill a $500M price tag
New assessment greenlights the MGT Act ahead of a potential House vote.
-
GSA readies the first civilian bug bounty program with new platform
18F said it had selected a SaaS provider to stand up TTS’s first ethical hacking platform.
-
![Reemergence of cloud services in the federal space [Commentary]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/cloud-lightning.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
Reemergence of cloud services in the federal space [Commentary]
The federal government is experiencing a renewed interest in the cloud. There is a full-court press for agencies to take another look at cloud-based services.
-
Enterprise View: How Army HQ is going paperless in under a year
When the new Army Chief of Staff wanted the mountains of paper off his desk, it was up to Lt. Col. (P) Michael Gilligan to find a way to automate headquarters’ systems.
-
4 tentpoles of acting federal CIO’s IT modernization plans
Margie Graves knows that modernizing the government’s IT systems will not be done with a single plan, but a slate of initiatives.
