The Veterans Affairs Department plans to award multiple contracts to develop its paperless benefits project.
Daniel Dubree is responsible for the operations of the bureau's information technology systems worldwide.
The lessons of VOIP are helping expand and combine rich communications and collaboration on military networks.
A new storefront is designed to let federal agencies buy technology in real time.
Postal Service IT officials have upgraded the service's 15-year-old mainframe system to handle more transactions and lower the cost of operating the system.
As mainframe programming language Cobol marks 50 years of service, dedicated government users make plans for keeping the reliable old applications humming along.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency says it will consolidate the ways it contracts for systems engineering support and technical assistance.
The lessons of VOIP are helping expand and combine rich communications and collaboration on military networks.
Recent studies highlight the evolving role of virtualization and the troubles that agencies might encounter.
The Kantara Initiative will provide a venue for the identity management industry to cooperate in developing interoperable technologies that will better enable identity-based applications and other interactive online transactions.
Environmental Protection Agency discovers that, despite a few glitches, Oracle business intelligence software can be shared across the entire agency.
Verizon Communications Inc. joins AT&T Inc., Qwest Communications Inc. and Sprint Solutions Inc. as a Managed Trusted Internet Protocol Service provider under the General Services Administration’s Networx telecommunications contract.