FBI's Sentinel Project: 5 Lessons Learned
Agency used agile development and private sector know-how to finish its long-delayed digital case management system.
View ArticleTop 15 Government IT Innovators For 2012
From mobile apps to testbeds on wheels, creative thinkers at government agencies are finding ways to better serve the public.
View ArticleObama's IT Transformation Is A Work In Progress
The president's record on IT strategy is long on vision but short on results.
View ArticleExpect To Save Millions In The Cloud? Prove It
Top government IT officials will discuss their plans to implement cloud computing and save money at the GovCloud 2012 conference in Washington.
View ArticleHow The Feds Drive Cloud Innovation
NASA, the Department of Defense, and other federal agencies are shifting toward more strategic and complex cloud applications, as they try to drive down costs amid flat IT budgets.
View ArticleDigital Revolution's Winners And Losers
Workers with in-demand digital skills benefit most as computers increasingly take over everyday tasks. In this InformationWeek 500 video, MIT's Erik Brynjolfsson discusses how this trend could affect...
View ArticleFuture Cities: IT Priorities For Urban Transformation
City planners and their IT teams are setting big goals -- and facing big challenges -- in the development of tech-enabled "Future Cities," our survey results show.
View ArticleNASA Mars Mission: No Little Green Men -- Yet
NASA debunks rumors of new evidence of life on Mars, but its Curiosity rover continues to make many smaller discoveries. Some of NASA's latest images raise interesting questions.
View ArticleFeds Pull Plug On 'One Stop' Cloud Portal
The General Services Administration plans to decommission Uncle Sam's Apps.gov site, which was supposed to make it easy for agencies to acquire software as a service.
View ArticleTech And The City: New York's Future
U.S. cities stand to benefit in important ways from well-planned technology implementations, according to our survey. The possibilities include better quality of life for city residents.
View ArticleFeds Face Challenges In Mobility Mandate
As agencies develop apps that extend government data to on-the-go citizens and employees, many issues have cropped up.
View ArticleIntelligence Agencies Must Operate More Like An Enterprise
Comprehensive IT strategy promises efficiency and increased collaboration, but the required cultural changes could be jarring.
View ArticleFederal Gun Control Requires IT Overhaul
White House plan will work only if the IT systems and databases used for background checks and gun tracing get the improvements needed to support stepped-up oversight.
View ArticleATF's Gun Tracing System Is A Dud
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is using 1960s era technology to manage a 21st century problem. When will this get fixed?
View ArticleNASA Curiosity Rover Hit By Software Snafu
Back-to-back computer glitches have put Mars mission's science observations on hold for nearly three weeks.
View ArticleNew York's 32-Story Data Fortress: Inside Tour
Sabey's 1-million-square-foot facility in lower Manhattan is billed as the world's tallest and largest high-rise data center.
View ArticleNew York City Builds On Its Technology Base
An expanding IT infrastructure and tech-savvy workforce are evidence of the Big Apple’s emergence as a global tech center.
View ArticleIT Strategies For Future Cities
How mayors and CIOs in five U.S. cities are using technology to create more efficient, sustainable urban areas that are good for business and great places to live.
View ArticleWhat's Next In Video Surveillance
Driven by the consumer market, video surveillance is the next big data challenge.
View ArticleAmazon Cloud Gets Federal Stamp Of Approval
FedRAMP compliance means federal agencies can now access Amazon Web Services almost immediately, without spending months on their own cloud-security assessments.
View Article
More Pages to Explore .....