Digital Government
Army resumes enterprise e-mail migration after hiatus
The Army has resumed migrating to enterprise e-mail after submitting a congressionally mandated report on cost efficiency and effectiveness.
Digital Government
Army launches app store prototype
New marketplace has small number of apps for now, more to come.
Modernization
Soldiers coming home to get latest tech tools, CIO promises
The Army intends to modernize its stateside operations with the same network-centric and IT capabilities available to its expeditionary forces in war zones, says Lt. Gen. Susan Lawrence.
Modernization
Is the government ready for a mobile transformation?
Federal mobility is going to require a shift in attitudes and approaches throughout the government.
People
Expect mobility strategy to broaden
The Obama administration is developing a broader strategy for mobile devices in agencies.
Modernization
Survive budget shortfalls with smart tech, DOD CIO urges
Technology and innovation will be critical to government meeting citizens' needs amid budget cuts.
Digital Government
What a WWII battle can teach about cybersecurity
A collective defense used in the Atlantic during World War II holds lessons for an enterprise approach to cyber.
Cybersecurity
DISA broadens cybersecurity efforts
DOD is expanding the use of the host-based security system to include training and enterprise technologies.
Digital Government
Like DOD, defense contracting must shrink
As DOD spending wanes, money for contracting will too, and industry must prepare.
People
Can DOD preserve science and technology as budget ax swings?
DOD officials are calling to prioritize science and technology funding to enable a more agile future force.
Modernization
Next steps in situational awareness
The military is developing a number of interlocking technologies to deliver anytime, anywhere awareness of facts on the ground.
Modernization
Army defends progress in acquisition reform
Army officials say acquisition reform efforts are already yielding dividends, particularly in fielding networked capabilities.
People
Internet outage strikes at Pentagon, other facilities
'Technical issues' tripped up Internet access at the Pentagon and other DISA facilities on March 1.
Cybersecurity
Republicans offer hands-off approach to cybersecurity
Senate Republicans' cybersecurity bill puts the onus on industry, diverges from earlier bipartisan bill.
People
NRC cybersecurity exec steps down
Pat Howard, the chief information security officer at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, is retiring from government in April.
Modernization
Army lays out future IT planning
Under a new strategic framework, the Army IT Agency consolidating more Pentagon IT -- and pursuing leading-edge technologies for the future.
Digital Government
Air Force planning makes major shift in cyber era
The push for cyber superiority is reshaping the Air Force's approaches to planning, spending and training, says the Air Force CIO.
Modernization
Army enterprise e-mail brings new transparency
Enterprise e-mail may be temporarily paused, but it still offers financial clarity and is pushing defense IT innovation, the deputy Army CIO said.
Cybersecurity
DOD seeks help incorporating tech trends into strategy
DOD is looking to industry, other agencies to insert cutting-edge technology into long-standing doctrine.
People
DOD restructures oversight of department-wide IT
The Defense Department is revamping governance of its IT systems, starting with a refresher for the DOD CIO executive board.
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