The National Park Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Geological Survey are reevaluating how they use technology to better serve the public.
NASA's Inspector General is raising questions about the future viability of one of NASA's knowledge management systems.
Cloud computing could revolutionize the intelligence community's analytical and big data processing capabilities, according to an INSA white paper.
Obama's 2013 budget proposal aims to cut federal IT but increase its use when it makes government more efficient. Here's where 10 departments stand.
Investments in information management technologies will fail to perform if government agencies lack the capacity to use these tools to drive better decision-making.
Big data will be on the agenda this year for the National Institute of Standards and Technology's IT Laboratory.
Targeted cyber crime threats are on the rise and cause real concern for U.S. national security secrets, intell chiefs testified at a recent Senate hearing.
The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act encourages public/private sharing of threat information, but contains few restrictions on the data shared and no protection for individual privacy.
Improving the findability of information is a key motivator for the Obama administration's effort to reduce the number of government websites.
Users have a hard time finding government information on the Web. Remedying the situation requires a mix of technical and information design skills.
As the National Archives' electronic archives moves into operational mode in October, its lack of a full text-based search option could frustrate users. But can it be fixed?
As a black-tie crowd of government and industry IT luminaries gathered at the GCN Awards Gala, common themes were teamwork, public service and the important contributions of the younger generation.