Author Archive
Digital Government
'Computer Chaos' at 20: Back where we started
A key contributor to Clinger-Cohen argues that federal IT has failed to take advantage of the tools that law provided.
Acquisition
5 keys to rekindling government innovation
It wasn't just a noble vision that got America to the moon, it was also the federal government’s legal, regulatory, management and legislative framework. Paul Brubaker offers some ideas to recapture the innovative climate of the 1960s.
People
Why IT reforms have failed to make much difference
Government IT reforms centered on hot technologies have done little to significantly improve how agencies are delivering services to taxpayers.
Cybersecurity
The ideal CIO? Not a tech geek
Mark Forman and Paul Brubaker take issue with OMB's recent efforts to redefine the role of agency CIOs, saying they undermine the intentions of the Clinger-Cohen Act.
