A New Approach in IT Modernization
Nagesh Rao in SBA’s Office of the Chief Information Officer said the last few years have really seen a push to a cloud-based solutions as much as possible.
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The Energy Department has a new chief information officer and a plan to bring its infrastructure into the modern age.
John Zangardi, CIO at the Department of Homeland Security, said his agency believes what’s best is “a hybrid, traditional on-premises and cloud IT approach.
Learn how low-code technologies and approaches can speed your agency’s journey to modern, world-class applications.
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Why OMB’s human-centered policy design effort is paying off
Federal CIO Clare Martorana’s tenure is coming to an end in January and she reflects back on her office’s efforts to improve federal technology.
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VA EHR to resume rollout in mid-2026, after clinicians see fewer crashes
The VA says clinicians are seeing fewer interruptions from the new EHR, and that the average user now sees “near zero interruptions,” such as freezes or lags.
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DCSA details new plan for next-gen background investigation system
DCSA’s new plan for NBIS includes a 36-month product roadmap. The goal is to retire legacy background investigation systems, including PIPs, by fiscal 2027.
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VA EHR seeing fewer crashes amid plans to resume rollout
VA’s Oracle-Cerner EHR has seen a 50% decrease in crashes and lags since the VA completed its last round of updates in August.
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Army lays out high level concepts for next-gen C2
Army PEO C3N is obtaining industry feedback as part of its market research as it develops solicitations for the next generation command and control effort.
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EPA fosters IT resilience through cloud, integrated teams, automation tools
EPA’s CIO says modernized tools and integrated teams help the agency meet the changing needs of the public more easily and consistently.
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Protected: Agencies need flexibility, security, trust in cloud partners
Cloud-based tools, including artificial intelligence, help agencies build trust with citizens. But they need trusted partners to help them get there.
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DoD edges toward goal of ubiquitous connectivity — connect anything, provide access anywhere
DoD’s embrace of commercial technologies offers big opportunities but creates new network design and security considerations, Verizon’s Ken Gonzales explains.