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The government must build strong allies, get cyber leaders and develop cyber citizens, according to the Heritage Foundation report.
Your team can use some pretty innovative tools to communicate directly with citizens - even to get their input. But sorting through the options may seem like it\'s more trouble than it\'s worth.
WFED\'s Jason Miller and Amy Morris update us on panels scheduled for Day 2 of the Management of Change conference
Aargh! The Navy will deploy a new breed of fighters to combat Somali pirates: internet-gamers.
The State Department said Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who has made Internet freedom one of her priorities, will deliver keynote remarks at the event.
A new Commerce Department website aims to give schools, libraries and job training centers the tools to help teach computer and Internet skills to Americans who are new to the Net.
WFED Anchor Amy Morris has a recap of last night\'s keynote address by technology futurist John Patrick and gives us a preview of today\'s highlights.
Census and DISA are losing the hardwires in favor of mobility.
Brian McGrath, the chief information officer at the Census Bureau, says his agency is about to implement a “virtualization-first” policy. He tells Federal News Radio’s Jason Miller, “All new applications will be serviced via a virtualized guest as opposed to a bare-metal deployment of hardware. Unless there is a compelling engineering or architechture reason to [...]
Melissa Hathaway, president of Hathaway Global Strategies and the former White House cybersecurity advisor, shares her insights.
Marketing could be the new required course for would be cyber criminals.
May 9th and May 11th Business of Government Hour a Conversation with Authors -- exploring national security, power, and intelligence in the 21st century.
Mobile technology is changing how the federal government works. Federal News Radio spoke with CRGT CEO Tom Ferrando, for a pulse check on technology and contracting.
After GAO upholds one of the protests, the agency decides not to move forward with the contract to upgrade back-office systems.
Weekly interviews with federal agency chief information officers about the latest directives, challenges and successes. Follow Jason on Twitter. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Podcast One.