Enterprise Architecture news from FierceGovernmentIT

The Veterans Affairs Department office of information technology incurred more than $1.6 million in questionable costs because a contractor hired by its office of architecture, strategy and design Read more...

Enterprise architectures at military departments remain mostly unrealized, with services typically only partially or not at all satisfying elements that make up a mature EA, says the Government Read more...

Federal chief information officers should have more responsibility, says the Office of Management and Budget in an Aug. 8 memo. The memo, signed by OMB Director Jack Lew, outlines four areas where Read more...

Legislation approved June 16 by a House Appropriations subcommittee would restore, in part, fiscal 2012 funding for the General Services Administration's e-Government Fund. According to a fiscal 2012 Read more...

The Defense and Veterans Affairs departments have agreed upon a common architectural framework for the integrated electronic health record system, or iEHR. The iEHR will use DoD Architecture Read more...

Twenty five large federal agencies have identified 78 services suitable for migration to the cloud, according to a document released May 25 by the Office of Management and Budget. The most common Read more...

HOT SPRINGS, Va. - In less than 2 years, federal agencies will allow workers to use a single, employee-provided mobile device for work with the ability to connect to the network, predicted Veterans Read more...

The persistence of outdated information technology infrastructure is one factor hindering agencies' ability to deliver open government programs, according to Jan. 25 a report (.pdf) from the IBM Read more...

A new Federal Acquisition Regulation final rule embeds IPv6 even deeper into federal agency acquisition practices. The new rule, published Dec. 10, adds a new paragraph to FAR Part 7.105 to the Read more...

The Homeland Security Department made "modest" to "moderate" progress toward information technology management goals in fiscal 2010, says the DHS inspector general. In an additional report (.pdf) Read more...