Who's teleworking? Government doesn't really know.
Because of shortcomings in the way data on telework is collected, it will likely be years before OPM has meaningful measurements of progress, GAO says.
Crash analytics: How data can help eliminate highway deaths
Highway safety groups' strategy, called Toward Zero Deaths, is ambitious, but data analytics combined with the "Four Es" make it possible.
Server yields no clues to U. of Pittsburgh bomb threats
A server seized in connection with a series of bomb threats directed at the University of Pittsburgh won't help authorities find the person responsible.
Navy UAS program still flying high despite recent crashes
The Navy is forging ahead with key unmanned aircraft systems programs while trying to figure out what caused two of its Fire Scouts to crash recently.
Windows 8 to arrive on 32 new tablets?
Microsoft and Intel take aim at the iPad, with 32 new Windows 8 tablets expected to be released this year, according to a report.
National mobile alert system goes live; now phones have to catch up
CMAS can send text-based emergency alerts to all mobile phones in a targeted area, though many phones aren't yet equipped to receive them.
Feds still lag on telework, but is it the calm before the storm?
A new survey by the Telework Exchange shows that only 21 percent of feds regularly telework, and most of them are paying their own way.
iPad is the new search warrant
Butte County, Calif., says it's the first county in the state to let judges use digital signatures to issue search warrants via their iPads.
DISA to roll out defense-wide mobility plan
DISA is gearing up to launch a DOD-wide mobility strategy that will include setting up an enterprise app store and establishing standards for software developers.
Army shopping for total storage virtualization
The Army wants a storage virtualization system to support its data center consolidation plans, according to its notice on FedBizOpps.gov.
The possibilities -- and limits -- of smart phones and tablets
Panelists at FOSE talk about what mobile devices can do for government, beyond the obvious. But don't throw your laptop away just yet.
MIT team nabs 3 suspects in State's TAG Challenge, 2 go free
The contest to test social media's ability to work quickly across international borders produces a partial, but still pretty impressive, result.
FAA says iPad pilot program is paying off
The FAA is confident that its mobile device program, which could also include Android and BlackBerry devices, will soon become standard practice.
SQL Server 2012 available for purchase
Microsoft has announced that SQL Server 2012 has been released.
When does online radicalism become real-world terrorism?
Though there is no litmus test to predetermine when or even if an extremist on the Web will become a violent terrorist, there are a few tell-tale signs.
The next big tech? It's on the floor at FOSE.
The show floor will feature the latest technology from nearly 200 vendors displaying products aimed at government computing.
Got an old cell phone? Bring it to FOSE and support the troops.
You can recycle used phones at the trade show while contributing to the care packages Operation Gratitude sends overseas.
USDA looks to cut costs with managed print service
The Agriculture Department has awarded Lexmark a $50 million, five-year deal for a mix of software tools, services, custom solutions and strategies to improve print efficiency.
White House launches $200M 'Big Data R&D' initiative
Six agencies, with more to follow, will work on ways to dig pertinent information out of the growing mountains of data.
Big data's target: Users
Government should follow the private sector's lead in making use of big data but focus on improving performance and efficiency "with less effort and pain," GSA's Dave McClure told a Washington audience.
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