The TSA Innovation Doctrine is the only established innovation doctrine in the federal space that outlines how the agency will effect change more deliberately.
Robin Carnahan, the administrator of the General Service Administration, highlights the agency’s work to save money without compromising effectiveness.
Here's how states can prepare for the impending onslaught of FOIA requests this election season.
The federal effort to improve space utilization and reduce spending on real estate has been underway for more than a decade.
One significant barrier to effective IT management within federal agencies is organizational silos.
The trend toward open government is increasing worldwide.
Harmful stereotypes about the abilities of neurodivergent individuals have posed significant obstacles to their employment opportunities and career advancement.
The dust hasn't settled on the Supreme Court's decision, and its impact on cybersecurity regulations remains a topic of debate.
The Government Accountability Office estimates that fraudsters stole up to $135 billion from UI programs during the pandemic.
GIS provides an invaluable platform relevant to almost every aspect of modern life.
With all these increases in expenses, many Americans are more dependent than ever on social infrastructure.
The good news is that recent advancements in artificial intelligence have made it more possible than ever to deliver seamless, secure, exceptional CX.
As part of their initiative to prevent and treat obesity, OPM has required FEHB carriers to cover at least one GLP-1 drug for weight loss since early 2023.
The Defense Department made a series of strategic shifts in responding to the threat of global terrorism in the early 2000s.
Terry Gerton, of NAPA, and Srikant Sastry of Cherry Bekaert, share five management focus areas a recent roundtable recommended for the next administration.