Jonathan Alboum, the Agriculture Department’s chief information officer, is being transferred to the deputy senior procurement executive role.
One metric to measure the Trump administration success over its first 200 days is the number of political job nominations the White House has made or failed to make.
The Defense Department invests billions of dollars every year in innovative technology, but the way it manages investments often runs counter to innovation.
Health and Human Services inspector general teams with state and federal law enforcement to nab large group of fraudsters.
Along with Danny Toler, Dave DeVries, OPM’s CIO, is leaving government service and Grant Schneider takes on additional duties at the NSC.
Now a new map from SBA and the U.S. Digital Service makes it easier to determine if a particular address qualifies as a HUBZone.
Steve Ezell of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation says it's possible to run the government like a successful business.
Rob Foster will join the National Credit Union Administration as its deputy CIO.
Josh DeLung, a manager at ICF, says to innovate regularly agency leaders shouldn’t get hung up on the notion that every idea has to be the big one.
The State Department quietly launched a new Cyber and Technology Security (CTS) directorate, which falls within the Diplomatic Security Service, to address threats and vulnerabilities for embassies, consulates and foreign affairs officers.
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin said the agency is not privatizing, but additions to the Choice program will help create more comprehensive programs and partnerships to provide veterans with the best care.
Federal unions were delighted last week when George Nesterczuk withdrew his nomination to be director of the Office of Personnel Management.
More than 11 million people around the globe are living with the AIDS-HIV thanks to antiretroviral therapy supported by the U.S. government
According to the Government Accountability Office, the savings strategies the Defense Department has briefed to Congress aren’t detailed enough to come up with a meaningful evaluation.
Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says sequestration is the ultimate boogeyman under the bed in this federally oriented town, where furloughs and government shutdowns can and do happen.