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Telehealth progress requires beefed up network infrastructure
The next wave of federal telehealth efforts aim for secure, real-time sharing of medical information.
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GSA names new associate admin for technology
Phaedra Chrousos takes new positions with Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies.
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Postal Service credits IT modernization for recent success
In 2014 the Postal Service reported a $1.4 billion operating profit, the largest it had seen in years and attributed in part to its IT efforts.
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The Weight of Legacy
Agencies need to be updating apps, but are spending much of their IT budgets maintaining legacy systems. Why are they not making more progress in modernizing?
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‘FedRAMP Forward’ plans next two years of cloud authorization
Timeline lays out improvements to be phased in over next 24 months.
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Small business innovation incubator opens in Crystal City
Eastern Foundry technology center will help small to medium businesses break in to government contracting.
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IBM’s Watson to help VA manage health records
The system that won at TV’s Jeopardy! now will turn to serious work serving veterans.
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2014 FISMA reduces paperwork, codifies management structure
Agencies won’t have to complete huge three-year reports but will have to submit information on security incidents.
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Telehealth progress requires beefed up network infrastructure
The next wave of federal telehealth efforts aim for secure, real-time sharing of medical information.
-
GSA names new associate admin for technology
Phaedra Chrousos takes new positions with Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies.
-
USAccess HSPD-12 update
GSA has issued nearly 900,000 personal identity credentials since 2008.
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Postal Service credits IT modernization for recent success
In 2014 the Postal Service reported a $1.4 billion operating profit, the largest it had seen in years and attributed in part to its IT efforts.
-
The Weight of Legacy
Agencies need to be updating apps, but are spending much of their IT budgets maintaining legacy systems. Why are they not making more progress in modernizing?
-
Raining innovation from the cloud
‘Taking it to the next level’ means cloud.
-
‘FedRAMP Forward’ plans next two years of cloud authorization
Timeline lays out improvements to be phased in over next 24 months.
-
Small business innovation incubator opens in Crystal City
Eastern Foundry technology center will help small to medium businesses break in to government contracting.
-
IBM’s Watson to help VA manage health records
The system that won at TV’s Jeopardy! now will turn to serious work serving veterans.
-
2014 FISMA reduces paperwork, codifies management structure
Agencies won’t have to complete huge three-year reports but will have to submit information on security incidents.
-
Telehealth progress requires beefed up network infrastructure
The next wave of federal telehealth efforts aim for secure, real-time sharing of medical information.
-
GSA names new associate admin for technology
Phaedra Chrousos takes new positions with Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies.
-
USAccess HSPD-12 update
GSA has issued nearly 900,000 personal identity credentials since 2008.
-
Postal Service credits IT modernization for recent success
In 2014 the Postal Service reported a $1.4 billion operating profit, the largest it had seen in years and attributed in part to its IT efforts.
-
The Weight of Legacy
Agencies need to be updating apps, but are spending much of their IT budgets maintaining legacy systems. Why are they not making more progress in modernizing?
-
Raining innovation from the cloud
‘Taking it to the next level’ means cloud.
-
‘FedRAMP Forward’ plans next two years of cloud authorization
Timeline lays out improvements to be phased in over next 24 months.
-
Small business innovation incubator opens in Crystal City
Eastern Foundry technology center will help small to medium businesses break in to government contracting.
-
IBM’s Watson to help VA manage health records
The system that won at TV’s Jeopardy! now will turn to serious work serving veterans.
-
2014 FISMA reduces paperwork, codifies management structure
Agencies won’t have to complete huge three-year reports but will have to submit information on security incidents.
