Federal employees traveling on official business can now check their per-diem allowances on new mobile applications.
GSA squeezed 599 small businesses into four categories of business, but the orders still will go to a few aggressive companies and may even cause headaches for agencies.
The General Services Administration has successfully migrated its 17,000 e-mail users to Google Apps for Government, according to GSA Administrator Martha Johnson.
Potential agency IT limitations weren't taken into account before the "unscheduled telework" option for federal employees went into effect earlier this year, a new report said.
Can you call it telework if you're driving to an office every day?
The federal workspace of the future is going to look very different because of technology, according to the administrator of the General Services Administration.
A senior General Services Administration official said several IT trends will drive what's going on in the federal government for some time.
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Tumblr is growing in popularity as a blogging platform for federal agencies, and a Tumblr executive explains why.
Federal executives, vendors and other interested parties can join crowdsourcing discussions online about federal mobile computing.
GSA is trying to figure out how it should structure two major IT task orders in light of a quickly evolving agency.
GSA officials pushed back the award date for a month to get better prices from bidding companies on the governmentwide, small-business IT contract.