‘You're Not Going to See a Gas Tax Increase. It's Just Not Gonna Happen.’
House lawmakers mull road and transit issues as they wait for the Trump administration’s infrastructure plan.
Cord-cutting for the enterprise
With a managed broadband network based on satellite technology, the Interior Department gets secure high-speed connectivity in remote locations for less money than fiber.
Cleaning house on the way to the cloud
When the Department of Transportation decided on a departmentwide move to Microsoft 365, it scanned all known devices on the network to identify performance and security problems.
A one-stop shop for out-of-this-world multimedia
NASA's cloud-based library standardized 50 years of images, videos and audio files to help employees and the public find and download content.
At long last, a common login?
Login.gov is a shared identity authentication solution that lets people use a single sign-on to securely access services from multiple agencies.
Standardizing and securing Navy systems in the cloud
When the Navy moved its Fleet and Family Readiness program to the cloud, it secured the data and standardized and modernized its websites and apps for people in the field.
Elon Musk and Puerto Rico’s Governor Want to Rebuild the Island’s Grid the Tesla Way
Can Puerto Rico build a state-of-the-art, renewable, distributed electric system better prepared to take on the needs of the island, and any future disasters?
IC collaboration, secure and at speed
Automated risk management and security compliance software scans the cloud environment for vulnerabilities and threats based on intelligence community standards, overlays, controls and audits.
The Murky Preemption Provisions in the Senate's Self-Driving Vehicle Bill
The Commerce Committee is preparing to mark up the legislation.
WATCH: Crew Destroys Aging Bridge Span in N.Y.C. With Explosives
The Kosciuszko Bridge, connecting Brooklyn and Queens, was erected in an era marked by industrial innovation, ambitious public works projects and historic public mobilizations.
How virtualization helps agencies meet their 'cloud first' promise
Virtualization offers a better, more efficient and future-ready network infrastructure that’s just as powerful, but far more flexible and secure, than what came before.
Cloud utility models: What federal agencies need to know
With pay-as-you-go cloud pricing, agencies get access to wider compute, storage and security options and avoid massive up-front costs.
FedRAMP launches streamlined approvals for low-impact services
FedRAMP Tailored aims to get applications to agencies in as little as four weeks and reduce the burden on cloud providers.
Maryland builds cross-department cloud for data sharing
The Human Services and Juvenile Services departments are moving data into an integrated, cloud-based data repository.
Better standards, more sharing seen as key for cloud adoption
A broad group of federal officials are working together to develop new tools for cloud acquisition and innovation.
Setting the standards for shared services
The United Shared Services Management Office is in the process of developing standards to help agencies share their IT resources.
A single path to hybrid IT success
By following a single-path analysis strategy, managers can greatly reduce the challenges associated with managing hybrid IT infrastructures.
Digital gov finds its footing
Agencies are embracing a new generation of digital services, leveraging artificial intelligence, machine learning and collaborative software development practices.
IT modernization: Not a case of rip and replace
Agencies must develop a systematic and comprehensive approach to modernization that leverages new IT to transform the agency and further its mission.
New data center offers options for agencies looking to optimize
Iron Mountain’s new Manassas data center is the latest to open in Northern Virginia to address the federal government's needs.
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