What does your zero trust journey look like?
Guy Cavallo, OPM’s chief information officer, said the goal of this initial project is to reduce paper and the time to process retirement applications.
A months long Federal News Network investigation found the Navy’s new electronic procurement system is facing similar challenges as previous failed efforts.
The potential of emerging AI capabilities begins taking hold across the federal government.
Mark Kitz, the program executive officer for the Army’s PEO-C3T, said a major priority is rethinking command posts and command and control applications.
DHS is trying to adopt more streamline personnel vetting and security clearance processes, but its progress depends on IT systems run by other agencies.
Gundeep Ahluwalia, the Labor Department’s chief information officer, helped modernize the agency’s IT infrastructure through the adoption of cloud services.
Booz Allen’s Kuan Collins shares user-centric, data-centric innovation tactics to take advantage of modern technology to address complex federal challenges.
Officials in DoD's new user experience office say improvements at a joint DoD-VA facility show it's possible to raise the bar for UX in government
By being selective on where, why and how to invest in genAI, agencies can build on existing AI efforts, improve mission delivery and ensure responsible use.
More than half of all government websites have at least one accessibility issue, according to data collected by OMB and GSA.
Robin Carnahan, the administrator of GSA, explains why the agency’s mission has remained the same over the last 75 years, but how it goes about has changed.
Michael Anthony, the chief information officer of the NTSB, said AI would improve access to information and make decision making better.
How are leaders at the Department of the Interior, NASA and DHS approaching zero trust?