Digital Government

Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Guarantee Funds for VA Claims Processing, IT Projects

House measure calls for funding the department’s discretionary budget a year in advance.

Digital Government

A Gaggle of Firms Lusting After DISA Mobile Software Job

At least a dozen bids, official says.

Digital Government

DISA Eyes Terabit Speed Global Network

The optical fiber would be so fast you could copy two full-length movie DVDs in about a second.

Modernization

FCC Seeks More Federal Spectrum to Boost Wi-Fi Use

New bandwidth will support gigabit speeds.

Digital Government

VA CIO Roger Baker Retirement Ceremony March 1

Outgoing CTO Peter Levin also will be honored at the event, which coincides with Sequestration Day.

Digital Government

High Ranking Military Health System Folks May Seek VA CIO Job

Position is one of the most influential tech positions in government.

Digital Government

Pentagon Takes Heat for Elevating Cyber Warrior Medal Above Other Honors

Distinguished Warfare Medal will have precedence over the Purple Heart and Bronze Star.

Digital Government

No Existing Technology Can Ensure Drone Safety, GAO Official Says

Unmanned aircraft operations need more spectrum, could be hit by GPS jamming.

Digital Government

How Rubber Cement Brought Down a $4.6 Million Drone

The stuff used for minor car repairs isn’t so great for affixing computer chips to aircraft.

Digital Government

FAA Seeks Operators for Six Domestic Drone Test Sites

Texas lawmaker introduces bill to ensure privacy rights.

Digital Government

Veterans Affairs CIO Roger Baker Plans to Resign

The high-profile executive has not set his departure date beyond the near future.

Digital Government

VA Processes Some Post-9/11 GI Bill Claims Manually Despite $263 Million IT Investment

System lacks easy to portal to help vets track claims.

Digital Government

Lawmakers Set to Grill Defense, VA on Health Records U-Turn

House Veterans’ Affairs panel schedules a hearing on decision to abandon integrated system.

Digital Government

VA kicks off massive study of veterans’ deaths

Analysts will focus first on those who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.