By putting the government's management of IT acquisitions and operations on the High Risk List, GAO has ensured it will finally get the attention it deserves.
Poor execution, not poor planning, derails many new programs, but there are steps agencies can take to stay on track, despite the coming leadership changes.
Stephen Frost argues that we may be missing the real story in IT innovation.
Congressional oversight is essential to ensuring compliance with cybersecurity legislation. Here are three ways lawmakers can improve that oversight.
Intelligent building management systems monitor operational performance and energy use to identify root causes and correct deficiencies.
The law’s certification and approval provisions empower CIOs to end outdated software development projects, says Agilex’s Roger Baker.
Several activities in the new Congress signal a shift in spending and strategy that will require increased support from contractors.
Today’s pockets of innovation give glimpses of the tomorrow’s buyers and marketplace.
Managing the seamless transition of 24/7 service requires real coordination -- and an agency committed to making the contractors play nice.
Two chief technology officers -- one government, one industry -- say their peers are perfectly positioned to help organizations chart a course for the future.
Creating governmentwide Program Management Centers of Excellence could save countless programs that are otherwise doomed to fail -- and do so on the cheap.
A VistA expert offers three keys for turning health data into improved care and lower costs.