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It appears that House lawmakers are essentially not even considering the Biden administration’s $200 million request.
The IRS Direct File system that lets households file their federal taxes online — and for free — is here to stay, after taxpayers tested the platform.
After more than 20 years at OMB, Dustin Brown recently took the job of chief operating officer and acting chief of staff at the Social Security Administration.
The National Archives and Records Administration is preparing agencies for the paper cut.
Former IRS CIO Nancy Sieger, who will retire on June 1 after more than 40 years in government, said she found success during the pandemic by managing its risks.
Containerization and automation are two of the tools ATF is looking to use to implement zero trust principles as it re-architects its systems.
Leidos enterprise infrastructure leader John Morton shares strategies that aim to balance usability, flexibility and best-of-breed security.
The Veterans Legacy Memorial allows surviving friends and family members to share memories of a veteran in their life who passed.
What healthcare IT strategies have proven successful and what are the priorities for the future?
Carol Crawford, the director for digital media at the CDC, said the website redesign reduced the site’s content by about 65%, making information easier to find.
Venice Goodwine, the Air Force’s CIO, said one goal is to create more transparency on how much money mission owners are spending on cloud services.
The Technology Modernization Fund Board awarded three agencies a total of $49.2 million for AI, IT modernization and cybersecurity projects.
The Department of Veterans Affairs’ IT shop is preparing for budget cuts across some of biggest priorities next year — but not for its growing workforce.
The VA would receive additional pay flexibilities for its health care workforce, if a sweeping legislative makes it through Congress.