The federal government's open-data website, Data.gov, is moving into the cloud, but a few funding questions trail behind.
Sen. Patrick Leahy has introduced legislation that would update the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986.
The Homeland Security Department has officially canceled its second attempt at modernizing its financial systems.
The enterprise e-mail initiative that the Army is implementing through DISA is moving forward with costs contained, despite some struggles along the way, DOD officials say.
Agencies have been told to stop subscribing to the print edition of the government's journal, the Federal Register.
Struggling with IT programs on a shrinking budget? One agency CIO has set five priorities for succeeding at IT management in a time of fiscal restraint.
EPA's new CIO, Malcolm Jackson, proposes five steps to making progress on IT during a time of doing "three things with the same dollars that we used to do two things with."
Telecommuting is said to have many benefits for the environment.
The General Services Administration is leveraging Fiberlink's "mobility-as-a-service" technology.
Defense Department CIO Teri Takai cautions against jumping into the cloud.
Large IT vendors are using interest in cloud computing to angle for a much bigger share of your IT spending.
The budget agreement between Congress and the White House would cut nearly $40 billion overall in federal spending. IT programs are a large part of that.