To accomplish the goals laid out in the Obama administration's recent records management directive will take money, IT and employee training -- three things the government is short on these days.
A proposed rule would obligate contractors to provide protective measures for information provided by or generated for the government.
The newly minted Presidential Innovation Fellows will take a half-year to work on projects benefiting all citizens.
Agencies considering a policy for employees to bring their own devices now have a toolkit as aid.
The president's plan would grant feds a modest pay raise -- but only under one condition, which might be hard to meet.
New guidance requires agencies to propose IT cuts, reinvestments.
Congress and the president adjust some deadlines in the STOCK Act, but opponents still object to public disclosure.
Do agencies have too much to deal with already to do justice to OMB's latest performance management revisions?
Officials at the Commerce Department asked the public for ideas on what to focus on in implementing the federal digital strategy, and the replies are coming in.
Performance.gov figures prominently in OMB's push for federal agencies to overhaul the ways in which they manage and report performance goals.
The federal job site gets the green light on cybersecurity.
A new measure requires the Obama administration to provide to Congress detailed plans for the forced budget cuts that sequestration will bring.