FCW honors 21 early-career leaders in federal IT.
Emily Murphy, President Trump's pick to lead the General Services Administration, has earned respect from industry, but her selection comes at a tricky time for the agency and Washington alike.
In a Friday evening release, the Trump administration announced candidates to lead the General Services Administration, the Office of Personnel Management, as well as a new deputy director for management at the Office of Management and Budget.
High-level IT officials across several agencies are ready to say goodbye to on-premise infrastructure.
CIA open source leader John Sherman has been tapped to serve as CIO of the intelligence community.
Rick Driggers is moving to the deputy slot at the Office of Cybersecurity and Communications at DHS.
Jonathan Alboum, the Department of Agriculture CIO, has been reassigned to new duties.
The recently appointed deputy CIO, who was previously CIO of the Transportation Security Administration, will step in following Staropoli's resignation.
Recently installed DHS CIO Richard Staropoli has resigned his position at the agency.
Elaine Duke steps into the top job at DHS, as outgoing chief John Kelly moves to the White House as Trump's chief of staff.
We're looking for women and men who are having an outsized impact on federal IT -- and who show clear signs of being leaders in the community in the years to come.
Just because Walter Shaub resigned from his post as chief of the Office of Government Ethics doesn’t mean he’s done pushing for a stronger ethics program.