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Federal officials say their cloud migrations have not been successful, according to a Deloitte survey, but there are steps they can take to improve them.

The cloud platform from 18F, the General Service Administration's digital services unit, makes it easier for agencies to host and update websites and applications. 

What does it mean, and what does it take, to achieve a Level 5 provisional authority to operate certification? 

The administration pushed aggressively on cloud adoption, data center optimization and IT modernization, but the OPM breaches were a setback that spotlighted cybersecurity.

This year the GSA’s cloud authorization program has vowed to continue improvements and forge ahead with the transformation it kicked off in 2016. 

For public sector IT leaders on the go — and who need to be in the know — here’s a roundup of the best blogs offering federal technology news and analysis.

There were several major developments in federal technology this year, including IT modernization, data center optimization, efforts to move to the cloud — and, of course, cybersecurity.

Agencies are seeing the cybersecurity benefits of moving resources to the cloud, but some say that even with FedRAMP cloud adoption is hampered by culture issues.

The time is ripe for agencies to start moving aging infrastructure to the cloud, and some agencies, like USCIS and the FCC, have already done so. 

Innovative approaches may be the key to meeting the needs of agencies that receive less attention and funding.