Treasury.gov brings the agency to the cloud and integrates many new features of Gov. 2.0 and is a step forward in using new technologies to improve efficiency and transparency.
Rescue project makes historical collection of U.S. coastal charts available online in searchable NOAA database.
Executives in government and industry are being overwhelmed by a sea of data, according to a survey conducted in August by Kelton Research and announced this week.
The OMB has issued supplemental guidance to improve the management of geospatial data
A GSA employee's error has exposed the Social Security numbers of everyone in the agency.
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper says he is creating new top-level jobs for cybersecurity and U.S. intelligence, and plans to move $50 billion from the Defense Department budget into his office.
A MeriTalk survey of 300 federal employees, sponsored by DLT Solutions and Google, found they spend more than a month each year on inefficient searches of internal databases.
CIA Chief Technology Officer Ira “Gus” Hunt revealed the agency's plan to shore up its cloud computing efforts at the Virtualization, Cloud Computing and Green IT conference Oct. 27.
The intelligence fusion centers created for sharing intelligence information need to be evaluated on their performance, the GAO says.
The Agriculture Department is updating its security tools with the aid of industry partners.
The FBI is starting an effort to enahnce privacy and security safeguards for its networks.
The National Archives and Records Administration debuts an online repository of historic documents, such as George Washington's handwritten draft of the U.S. Constitution.