How DevOps Improves Development Speed and Team Collaboration
DevOps is an evolving philosophy and framework that encourages better application development and faster release of new or revised software products.
Digital Government
How the Largest Library in the World Embraces Digital Transformation
Imagine being responsible for elevating the digital planning and initiatives for the largest library in the world. For Kate Zwaard, Director of Digital Strategy at the Library of Congress (LOC), that is both her reality and passion.
DHS CIO Reveals IT Modernization Plans, Workforce Retention Efforts
Homeland Security Department Chief Information Officer John Zangardi shared his strategy for retaining cyber talent and modernizing DHS networks and security operations centers.
How VA Will Update the Processing of Disability Forms
A small team at the Veterans Affairs Department (VA) worked on a natural language processing program to update the processing of disability forms.
The Evolution of Zero Trust
In 2010, the phrase “a zero trust approach to cybersecurity” emerged to describe continuous monitoring and least privilege access control working together.
When Modernizing IT, Start With Data and the Cloud
Modernizing legacy IT is one of the public sector’s most crucial tasks today. Data management and cloud can help agencies maximize efficiency.
What on Earth is the Cyberspace Solarium Commission?
Congress mandated the new commission to protect U.S. cybersecurity by learning from America’s Cold War strategy for the Soviet Union.
How SBA Set Model Expectations for Upgrading Legacy IT
The Small Business Administration (SBA) suffered from outdated IT infrastructure, but new tools and support transformed their status in a few short years.
NARA CIO on Record Digitization Deadline & Her Long-Term Tenure
Swarnali Haldar, the CIO at the National Archives, breaks down the switch to electronic record-keeping and gives insights into what it means to be CIO.
There Are No Such Things as ‘Average’ Cloud Users
A federal cloud computing expert says that agencies should stop trying to make the technology meet the needs of their “average” employee.