A New Era in Technology

New leaders in top Navy IT, cyber posts

President Barack Obama has named Rear Adm. Michael Gilday to be the next commander of the Navy’s 10th Fleet and Fleet Cyber Command, the Defense Department…

Navy

CIO Council committee presses innovation forward

Ask the CIO

Mobile, telework create potential savings, increase productivity at agencies

Panel: Digital technologies changing how agencies communicate — both inside and out

Federal Drive

Smart design can make federal offices more productive places to work

Federal Drive

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On DoD: Procurement, R&D take brunt of cuts from sequestration

On DoD Podcasts

Collaboration key to DHS cyber efforts

CIO Council committee presses innovation forward

Ask the CIO

How Congress lost its tech groove at the corner of CitiBank and a fruit basket

Congress

Demand for data-driven models supplies agencies with decision making power

Technology

Major reforms needed to effectively manage federal IT

Technology

Commerce reaps savings through collaborative strategic-sourcing effort

The chief information and chief technology offices at the Commerce Department have generated more than $200 million in savings by taking a collaborative…

Federal Drive

Agency CIOs thinking smarter as IT spending declines

For Casey Coleman, CIO of the General Services Administration, IT consolidations have netted big savings and allowed the agency to move in a more strategic…

Emerging technologies alter the way agencies, industry do business

Technology

The federal market is in flux. New companies are popping up, and established contractors, big and small, are altering the way they do business to take advantage of emerging technologies and the way that technology is delivered. As part of Federal News Radio’s special report,
A New Era in Technology, we examine the sea change that will force
federal agencies and contractors to think differently as they learn how to master
these new technologies together.