The Joint IT Single Service Provider-Pentagon is moving toward full operational capability and the lessons from the effort will influence similar efforts in the future.
DoT CIO Richard McKinney said he's not buying any new hardware and will not approve IT spending plans unless they get the program off of legacy infrastructure.
In this week's Inside the Reporter's Notebook, the White House will launch the initial operating capability of the cyber threat intelligence integration center (CTIIC), just in time for cybersecurity awareness month in October.
Some State Department IT officials may have jumped the gun in issuing an RFI for a cyber playbook.
The Federal Communications Commission's major technology modernization effort hit a huge roadblock, but the IT staff and contractor persevered.
USA Today found that the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) experienced 19 successful attacks during the four-year period.
Michael Daniel, the White House cybersecurity coordinator, said the new Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center (CTIIC) will work behind the scenes to connect the cyber dots.
The federal technology community is seeing a lot of key senior executives switch roles or leave government, including new officials in charge of data analytics at GSA and EPA.
A request for information to update the IT schedule receives initial positive reviews, but modernizing the largest multiple award contract has never been easy.
GAO says contracting officers should make a new determination of responsibility if a company is sold while bidding on a contract.
The federal technology community is seeing a lot of key senior executives switch roles or leave government, including new officials in charge of data analytics at GSA and EPA.
Veterans Affairs wants to make it easier for veterans to find its services. One suggestion by Secretary Bob McDonald is to create a veterans.gov website. But there's a problem. The Labor Department owns that URL. Federal News Radio's executive editor Jason Miller writes about this situation in his weekly feature, "Inside the Reporter's Notebook." He joined the Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss a potential solution to Labor and VA's problem.
In this week's Inside the Reporter's Notebook, the departments of Veterans Affairs and Labor could use a long-established approach to making services for veterans easier to find if they'd only remember it's there.
The Defense Department's new rules for contractors to report cyber breaches could end up costing the military a lot more than it thinks.
GSA's 18F organization meets both of its goals in developing this much-anticipated contract for agile development services.