Momentum for satellite export reform is stalled by the complex and technical nature of the issue.
New telework guidance focuses on non-military personnel.
The Navy is looking for help and advice from the private sector as it continues to consolidate its data centers.
DOD and the intelligence community use an acquisition process better suited to a bygone era, but efforts to move forward are gaining speed.
Defense officials have fixed a few problems, but they aren't in the clear yet in gathering accurate data.
The Naval Air Systems Command plans to leverage commercial cellular technology to test the broadband communications capability aboard three ships in 2013.
The challenge of separating inherently governmental work from contractor-appropriate work bedevils DOD.
New mobile apps help troops returning from combat deal with PTSD, find jobs, seek medical care -- and stay connected to buddies still in harm's way.
Some say making IT systems a moving target to hackers and centralizing cybersecurity policy will turn around current flawed approaches.
The government faces a new technology threat in mobile security.
DOD's move to the next generation of defense IT is more important than ever, says deputy DOD CIO Rob Carey.
Federal executives find that the decision to migrate to the cloud is not so simple.