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How will data operations and agencies’ use of cloud-native platforms evolve in federal IT this year?

The Defense Intelligence Agency is moving to upgrade a key legacy network, the Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System.

Microservices architectures help agencies break apart applications and enable faster and more efficient updates.

Modernization and zero-trust security are top priorities for the service.

Virtual and augmented reality technologies will become more common for a range of treatments, training and care, according to a Department of Veterans Affairs official.

With a $17 billion budget and a ready supply of pop-culture references, Knausenberger prepares the Air Force for a more up-to-date future.

IT leaders say they are making use of the Technology Modernization Fund but need more resources.

President Biden's executive order on cybersecurity, combined with new money from the Technology Management Fund, gives federal agencies more leverage against cyberattacks.

As agencies adopt hybrid work policies and technologies, federal IT leaders are looking to break down silos between and within agencies.

A citizen's online experience with the federal government should be "simple, seamless and secure," says Federal CIO Clare Martorana, speaking at Imagine Nation 2021.