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Federal CIOs optimistic about budget authority and cost savings

Federal chief information officers have begun to exercise more authority over their department budgets, several CIOs said at a discussion held by AFFIRM in Washington, D.C. Acting Health and Human Read more...

Spires: Federal CIOs leave position too soon

WILLIAMSBURG, VA - Federal chief information officers stay in their position for too short a period of time, said Richard Spires, CIO of the Homeland Security Department, while speaking Oct. 25 Read more...

Federal CIOs face systematic restraints, says GAO

Federal chief information officers continue to face systematic restraints, a situation that has contributed to long-standing information technology management challenges within the government, says Read more...

VanRoekel: Government websites must accept externally-issued identity credentials

Public-facing government websites that require the use of federally-issued credentials put an undue burden on users, according to Federal Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel, who instructed Read more...

OMB directs agencies to expand CIO powers

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...

Federal CIOs struggling to balance agility and governance

HOT SPRINGS, Va. - A shift from waterfall acquisition to more agile, modular strategies continues to be discussed and encouraged governmentwide. But in federal information technology, governance of Read more...

IT Dashboard needs work, say federal CIOs

The federal chief information officer attitudes toward the IT Dashboard can be summed up as one of skeptical approbation, according to information from an annual survey of agency information Read more...

Kundra: 7 of 25 goals for restructuring federal IT now complete

The Obama administration has 41 days left to convince Congress to allow more agile budgeting for information technology and must close data centers at a rate of about 12 per month through the end of Read more...

NASA and Census Bureau offer tips for cloud computing success

Cloud computing allows agencies to be more agile and innovative, say federal information technology managers. According to NASA Deputy Chief Technology Officer Tsengdar Lee, cloud computing has made Read more...

Guest Commentary: Bruce Brody cybersecurity reform in the new Congress

Why we desperately need new cybsersecurity legislation from the 112th Congress Guest post by Bruce Brody After nearly a decade of federal cybersecurity as practiced under the rubric of the Federal Read more...

Press Releases

Statement by GCE President Ray Muslimani About Vivek Kundra Resignation and His Role in Promoting Cloud Computing

RESTON, Va., June 16, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Ray Muslimani, president and CEO of Global Computer Enterprises (GCE), the Virginia-based company that has pioneered Federal financial management Read more >>

Qwest Receives Government-Wide Authority to Operate Security Service

Cloud-Based MTIPS Solution Secures Internet Access Points for Agencies ARLINGTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has provided Qwest Government Services, a part Read more >>