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The IRS struggles to tackle legacy IT problems
Personnel for both the Internal Revenue Service and the Government Accountability Office have acknowledged recently that the IRS is riddled with outdated hardware and software. Can the agency adapt?
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Government’s technology consultants get new director
The General Services Administration’s 18F partners with agencies to develop and deploy digital solutions.
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Can Congress salvage a broken cyber strategy?
Amid a barrage of recent criticism leveled at both the Trump and Obama administrations for a cybersecurity policy that is either entirely absent or timid, proposed legislation is sending a clear message: America needs a plan.
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Council publishes ‘one-stop shop’ for cyber leadership roles
The new CISO handbook uses plain language to illuminate the roles and responsibilities of cyber professionals, according to a Federal CIO Council adviser.
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How external milestones improve agency IT procrastination
Following a successful project proposal with the Technology Modernization Fund, Department of Energy CIO Max Everett shared the benefits of interagency oversight to help meet IT modernization timelines.
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How the Navy can lean in to software superiority
A senior Navy engineer warned that the Navy’s slow approach to technology is driving up costs.
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Can industry help government make sense of artificial intelligence?
The House Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee wants to develop a private-public commission to inform applications of AI.
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One NASA innovator thinks this technology can change everything
Devices that can talk to one another through an internet of things and intelligently process data have revolutionized operations for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab.
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Students win top prizes in Congressional Data Challenge
High school students won the two top cash prizes for their uses of congressional data in web and mobile applications.
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NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
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The IRS struggles to tackle legacy IT problems
Personnel for both the Internal Revenue Service and the Government Accountability Office have acknowledged recently that the IRS is riddled with outdated hardware and software. Can the agency adapt?
-
Government’s technology consultants get new director
The General Services Administration’s 18F partners with agencies to develop and deploy digital solutions.
-
Can Congress salvage a broken cyber strategy?
Amid a barrage of recent criticism leveled at both the Trump and Obama administrations for a cybersecurity policy that is either entirely absent or timid, proposed legislation is sending a clear message: America needs a plan.
-
Council publishes ‘one-stop shop’ for cyber leadership roles
The new CISO handbook uses plain language to illuminate the roles and responsibilities of cyber professionals, according to a Federal CIO Council adviser.
-
How external milestones improve agency IT procrastination
Following a successful project proposal with the Technology Modernization Fund, Department of Energy CIO Max Everett shared the benefits of interagency oversight to help meet IT modernization timelines.
-
How the Navy can lean in to software superiority
A senior Navy engineer warned that the Navy’s slow approach to technology is driving up costs.
-
Can industry help government make sense of artificial intelligence?
The House Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee wants to develop a private-public commission to inform applications of AI.
-
One NASA innovator thinks this technology can change everything
Devices that can talk to one another through an internet of things and intelligently process data have revolutionized operations for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab.
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Students win top prizes in Congressional Data Challenge
High school students won the two top cash prizes for their uses of congressional data in web and mobile applications.
-
NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
-
The IRS struggles to tackle legacy IT problems
Personnel for both the Internal Revenue Service and the Government Accountability Office have acknowledged recently that the IRS is riddled with outdated hardware and software. Can the agency adapt?
-
Government’s technology consultants get new director
The General Services Administration’s 18F partners with agencies to develop and deploy digital solutions.
-
Can Congress salvage a broken cyber strategy?
Amid a barrage of recent criticism leveled at both the Trump and Obama administrations for a cybersecurity policy that is either entirely absent or timid, proposed legislation is sending a clear message: America needs a plan.
-
Council publishes ‘one-stop shop’ for cyber leadership roles
The new CISO handbook uses plain language to illuminate the roles and responsibilities of cyber professionals, according to a Federal CIO Council adviser.
-
How external milestones improve agency IT procrastination
Following a successful project proposal with the Technology Modernization Fund, Department of Energy CIO Max Everett shared the benefits of interagency oversight to help meet IT modernization timelines.
-
How the Navy can lean in to software superiority
A senior Navy engineer warned that the Navy’s slow approach to technology is driving up costs.
-
Can industry help government make sense of artificial intelligence?
The House Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee wants to develop a private-public commission to inform applications of AI.
-
One NASA innovator thinks this technology can change everything
Devices that can talk to one another through an internet of things and intelligently process data have revolutionized operations for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab.
-
Students win top prizes in Congressional Data Challenge
High school students won the two top cash prizes for their uses of congressional data in web and mobile applications.
-
NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
