Congress may mandate more data center efficiency, but CIOs shouldn't wait.
What agencies must do to build the next generation of tech talent.
Mike Hettinger argues that we need acquisition officials who understand not only the letter of the FAR, but also the spirit of its intent.
Deciding when to rebuild is a complex process, but it boils down to a key question: Does the service in question enable or hinder the agency's mission?
Never mind the deadline. Agencies have compelling security reasons to switch to IPv6, writes NCP Engineering's Julian Weinberger.
An analysis of state-level freedom-of-information requests shows how cost-effective smart open-data efforts can be.
Wasn't last year's budget deal supposed to make appropriations easy?
Addressing nontechnical challenges could help overcome slow-moving government policies and a compliance-focused culture, writes FireEye's Travis Rosiek.
As law enforcement and intelligence agencies struggle to balance security against civil liberties, it's important to distinguish caricature from reality.
European countries should take a cue from the U.S. and move from being reactive to proactive when it comes to cybersecurity policies, writes Titania's Edwin Bentley.
Government IT can support more than just an agency mission -- physical and cybersecurity alike are critical to economic vitality.
A closer partnership between records management and IT leaders will make digitization seamless and foster a more open government.