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VanRoekel: Federal mobility strategy will be data driven

Data will be at the core of the federal mobility strategy, said Federal Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel. The strategy will streamline the acquisition, management and delivery of mobile...

E-gov should emphasize integrated services, says U.N.

Nations must place greater emphasis in e-government on integrated delivery of services across agencies and tiers of government, the United Nations says in a biennial survey of member countries'...

U.K. website consolidation, open gov efforts move forward

The United Kingdom launched Jan. 31 a new site called Gov.uk , which serves as the single, citizen-facing government website for all British-government information, according to an announcement from

GAO: IRS website redesign plan needs work

The number of searches on the Internal Revenue Service's website was up significantly in the 2011 tax filing year, even though web traffic did not experience a similar spike, finds the Government

VanRoekel to release final federal mobility strategy by March

A final version of a federal mobility strategy will be out by March 2012, said Federal Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel Jan. 13 during a Washington, D.C. event hosted by industry group

Audio: VanRoekel on proposed agency consolidation, federal mobility plan

Federal Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel spoke Jan. 13 during a Washington, D.C. event hosted by industry group AFFIRM. VanRoekel used the event to talk about the administration's proposed

VanRoekel pushes 'smart' federal website reform

A new report that aims to map the federal web universe reveals a sprawling collection of .gov websites, but Federal Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel says it presents a chance to find

VanRoekel unveils 'Future First' concept

"Cloud first" was just the first in a series of first principles to be unleashed on federal information technology, according to Federal Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel, who spoke Oct. 25

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

E-gov spending doesn't always return investment

The White House spent about $5 million in developing a social network for federal employees before canceling the project in May 2011 due to lack of funding, according to data from a Government...