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The federal government unleashed technological innovation, enhanced security and improved citizen services through its development of the Global Positioning System.

The government can enhance smaller agencies’ security if it gives them access to more interagency cybersecurity services, current and former federal cyber leaders say. 

Artificial intelligence could eventually have a major impact on government operations, but that could be blinding IT leaders to near-term use cases.

Cybersecurity, IT modernization, shared services and a changing of the guard in leadership dominated the federal technology landscape in the first year of the Trump administration. 

Jeanette Manfra with Department of Homeland Security shares steps to improve the state of cybersecurity in federal IT departments.

As agencies face pressure to optimize and virtualize their data centers, the GSA’s new hyperconverged infrastructure contract will allow agencies to move away from legacy setups.

IT leaders from HHS, NARA, NASA and the ATF discuss what technology upgrades would look like for their agencies. 

The U.S. Agency for International Development receives the best scores for IT reform, so what can other agencies do to emulate its approach? 

The Partnership for Public Service recently released a blueprint that gives agencies strategies for modernizing their technology. 

The Defense Information Systems Agency sees software-defined networking as more secure and less costly, and is banking on it for the future.