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Open source advocates within the intelligence community are applauding a provision of the fiscal 2012 defense authorization bill requiring the Defense Information Systems Agency to publically make Read more...

A recently revealed National Reconnaissance Office budget document refers to "problems affecting acquisition performance," which the agency is trying to address by improving program manager Read more...

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence continues not to engage in any data mining, says the ODNI in an annual report to Congress posted online May 10 by the Federation of American Read more...

The Defense Information Systems Agency plans to provide Forge.mil access to developers within the intelligence community. "We intend to support the intelligence community. I don't think we've thought Read more...

By David Perera and Molly Bernhart Walker The fiscal 2012 annual spending request (.pdf) for the federal government delivered to Congress on Feb. 14 projects $3.73 trillion in spending for fiscal Read more...

The federal government has utilized since late 2009 a National Information Exchange Model-compliant XML schema standard to daily distribute airplane passenger screening information to the Read more...

Predicting the future can be problematic, so the intelligence agency charged with investing in high-risk, high-payoff research wants industry to come up with a better way. The Intelligence Advanced Read more...

Information sharing among federal, state and local governments requires standards and parameters, but not so many rules that entities can't collaborate, said Donna Roy, executive director of the Read more...

Collaboration may not be pervasive in the government space, but it's becoming more of a priority that federal information technology officials are working toward, said a panel June 15 during a Read more...

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence undertook no data mining activities from February through December 2009, according to an annual ODNI report. However, notes Steven Aftergood, who Read more...