The Government Accountability Office continues to follow the progress of TARP. GAO\'s Tom McCool gives us an update.
OMB controller Danny Werfel said the Treasury Department should be finished testing and analyzing systems in the next six months. The CFO Council highlights priorities for 2011, and among them is the further reduction of improper payments. Werfel said agencies will begin using the software tool first utilized by the Recovery Board to identify potential problems.
Dick Gregg, Fiscal Assistant Secretary at Treasury, joins the Federal Drive with details on the Treasury\'s move to paper-less benefits
Russell George, Treasury inspector general for Tax Administration, explained why the focus at IRS has changed from modernization to security.
IT managers from large agencies and small agencies alike are looking at virtualization to help them save money and streamline processes. On this week’s Ask the CIO program, Kim McCoy, chief information officer at the Bureau of the Public Debt, discussed her agency’s plans in this arena. McCoy told Federal News Radio her agency, along [...]
Treasury\'s Dan Tangherlini explains the reason behind the website relaunch and move to the cloud.
The Wall Street Journal reports on the legal debate over TARP.
The Treasury Department is moving to the cloud and starting an official blog.
Hear more from TIGTA\'s Mike Phillips on the IRS\'s effective phone operations system
Tight security measures both tighten the leashes of executives, while driving them out of the office.
Congressmen Skelton and Davis say legislation would apply the lessons learned from Goldwater-Nichols Act to more than 13 agencies to help promote collaboration and understanding of each other\'s roles. The bill calls for a two-year detail for each senior official to learn how other national security agencies work.
Treasury says it will launch a new pilot program to help capitalize on tax refund season as an opportunity to provide unbanked and underbanked Americans with access to safe, low-cost financial accounts. Assistant Secretary Michael Barr explains.
Move over Facebook and Twitter, there\'s a new social media competitor making its way through the federal government.
EPA, NASA and Transportation receive two honors each in different categories. Overall 17 agencies received all green scores on the Open Government dashboard.
After three years at Treasury, Duffy to move back to the agency he spent 15 years at previously.