This is the fifth in a series of profiles of innovative leaders in government based on interviews for the book Paths to Making a Difference: Leading in Government by Paul R. Lawrence and Mark A. ...
Innovation in Government: Creating The Race To The Top Program at Education
This is the fourth in a series of profiles of innovative leaders in government based on interviews for the book "Paths to Making a Difference: Leading in Government" by Paul R. Lawrence and Mark A. ...
The Case For A Government-Wide Network Upgrade
Big Data and shared services, arguably two of the hottest trends in federal IT, posses the unquestionable power to revolutionize our ability to share information, make informed decisions and create ...
Defense Department Bets Big On Big Data
First Todd Park, former Department of Health and Human Services chief technology officer, bet on health data in a big way; got his upcoming Health Data Palloza, and then became our new Federal CTO. ...
Mobile Web Site Offers Gas Mileage Estimates
The Fueleconomy.gov mobile website allows users to estimate their car's fuel mileage per gallon and other information related to their vehicle's fuel usage. according to the Mobile Gov blog
The ...
How To Reverse Duplicative IT Spending In Large Organizations
As the Government Accountability Office detailed in their public report this month on potentially duplicative investments at the Departments of Defense and Energy, duplicative IT systems exist ...
How Super ESPC Contracts Are Producing Super Savings for Energy Department
If you like saving taxpayer money -- to the tune of $13.1 billion to date and counting – then you already love Energy Savings Performance Contracts or ESPCs.
ESPCs are a super deal for ...
Feds@Work: NNSA's Bob Osborn Creating Single Agency View On Cybersecurity
This article was originally published by FedInsider.
CIOs often say that cybersecurity should be built into software and systems, and not thought of as a later add-on. In practice this ideal is ...
How A Federal Data Center Cut Its Energy Needs By 80 Percent
When the New York Times reported on July 20, 2011 that the federal government plans to close 800 data centers by 2015, you would think that would be new news.
Federal agencies and those in the ...
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