A month after the FAA's rules for integrating commercial drones into U.S. airspace took effect, commercial operators see a bright future, but also want more guidance.
As commercial satellite imaging companies multiply, NGA is looking for new ways to acquire mapping data.
Jeh Johnson updated lawmakers on election security efforts during a hearing that focused on a variety of online and physical threats.
Blockchain now has its own congressional caucus to raise awareness among lawmakers and advance policy discussions around the technology for tracking bitcoin transactions.
GDIT will provide contact-center systems and operations support with a FedRAMP-compliant, cloud-based platform.
After missing a congressionally mandated deadline, the Defense Department is prepping a new schedule for the rollout of its electronic health record.
Rep. Will Hurd (R-Texas) argues that potential answers to the federal government’s IT workforce gap lie in expanding youth programs and partnerships between public and private sectors.
Reps. Darrell Issa and Mike Quigley are calling for more timely action on new legislation and greater enforcement of current laws to improve transparency in government.
A new bill would force DHS to digitize all fingerprint records in the wake of an embarrassing oversight report.
Lawmakers are eager to see update to the Department of Veterans Affair's procurement processes, which GAO describes as "outdated and fragmented."
New survey shows agency CIOs, CTOs and CISOs agree on the needs, and lament the slow pace of progress.
The latest Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey shows only marginal gains in job satisfaction among feds.