New technologies are bringing citizens into the halls of government, and redefining how citizens collaborate in the future.
Making agencies more appealing to the youngest generation of workers has the added benefit of strengthening the entire federal workforce.
Agencies have taken admirable, if cautious, steps to modernize their IT, but wholesale change is needed. Proposed budget cuts just might force that to happen.
Alan Balutis argues that government needs a good shake-up.
The author argues that government could eliminate identity-based breaches by 2021, if agencies leverage advances in identity management under CDM.
Grants will likely require sharped mission and performance, with many of the funding decisions devolving to the states.
To provide a robust defense and protect the identity-based perimeter, government agencies must consider new thinking and approaches.
A new report shows how, through effective implementation of proven commercial best practice to operations across government, citizens can benefit from over $1 trillion in value over the next decade.
An advocate for the VistA system warns a rush to commercial electronic health records could come with serious risks.
The Obama administration improved government technology, but the Trump team must push it further forward.
A former agency CIO sketches the key challenges for his successors.
According to a recent survey, gaps between existing skill sets and new requirements could hinder records management outcomes.