Experts offered insights on the future of mobile devices in the federal workplace in a panel discussion.
The General Services Administration want to prepare federal agencies to use mobile devices to better reach citizens and perform their missions.
After apparently awarding a contract to small businesses, GSA rescinds it almost immediately and urges bidders to rethink their prices.
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program requirements for authorizing the use of cloud services are expected soon, but security might be the simplest issue to solve in the federal adoption of cloud computing.
A House subcommittee has approved a budget for the General Services Administration's electronic government programs, but transparency advocates said it still falls short.
Mentoring doesn't always require a lengthy time commitment. Sometimes feds can achieve a lot in just 15 minutes.
Most fed employees polled don't want to commute to telework centers, survey reports.
NASA CIO Linda Cureton and GSA senior executive Bev Godwin offered some candid reflections on decisions they made on their careers at a forum on top women in business and government.
Annual Tele-Vision awards honor federal agencies with pioneering telework agendas.
Senior federal IT leader Sanjeev "Sonny" Bhagowalia is leaving federal service to take a position in state government.
Twitter announced it will soon introduce its own URL shortener, which will work automatically on its popular social media website.
The General Services Administration has negotiated terms of service for federal agencies with providers of 51 free social media applications to date.