As the CIO who’s been at his federal job the longest, the General Services Administration’s David Shive knows what it takes to adapt for the future.

This handy device tells you whether the problem is in your network or your cables.

This innovative charging station safely powers up a variety of devices, keeping them safe from theft and surges.

As agencies went remote in 2020, the demand for laptops and other consumer electronics skyrocketed. Here's why.

The more devices used by an agency, the more attention must be paid to cyberattack prevention.

Data centers are among the largest consumers of electricity in government. Cutting energy use is critical.

Microsoft’s new OS requires security features to be used; no opting out.

Through virtualization and other technologies, federal agencies have minimized or eliminated their physical data centers.

The USDA, Army and Postal Service are all experimenting with technology that saves money and improves information gathering.

As agencies upgrade legacy systems, they’re always on the lookout for the next job.

Federally operated power facilities work to block the possibility of cyber attacks.

Managed service providers stepping in to assist with federal IT modernization need to see projects from both sides.

Different voices and experiences make the workplace richer and encourage new ideas.