Census wants help evaluating its privacy-preserving software
The Census Bureau is looking for help auditing software that preserves the privacy of the data it will collect and analyze in the 2020 population count.
AI breaks into the enterprise
The use of artificial intelligence a mainstream business tool grew 60 percent over the last year.
New York State Police launch drone program
The State Police will begin using drones to support law enforcement missions, including disaster response and traffic safety.
DARPA seeks tech for keeping comm in military operations
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is looking for radio technology that can withstand the frequent signal degradation that routinely occurs in military operational environments.
NIST challenge seeks VR display for first responders
The National Institute of Standards and Technology want developers to create tools for a virtual reality-based heads-up display to improve navigation and deliver location-based services.
Year in review: GCN's top tools and tactics for government IT managers
In 2017, we saw plenty of change, with consumer technologies flowing into government offices on one end and fascinating advances on the leading edge of computing.
DOD looks to analytics to fight fraudulent contractors
The Defense Logistics Agency wants to beef up its Business Decision Analytics tool to catch supply chain fraud and crack down on "CAGE jacking."
Army seeks virtual training environment for squads
The Squad immersive Virtual Trainer would give small units realistic training for shooting, movement, communications, care of wounded and defensive capabilities in a variety of realistic terrains.
Esri puts live transit-sensor data on the map
Data from Mobileye's collision detection system will feed into ArcGIS mapping platform, providing a citywide view of pedestrian and cyclist safety to traffic and fleet managers.
Facial recognition authenticates cruise ship passengers
Facial recognition technology is being tested to authenticate passengers as they disembark from cruise ships.
Ohio Supercomputer Center flattens HPC learning curve
The Open OnDemand project lets clients use a web browser to work with high-performance computing resources.
NASA wants to send a computer to the moon
The space agency is looking for a basic radiation-tolerant computer that can process and store data while on the surface of the moon.
Army uses multiplayer game environment to crowdsource innovation
To evaluate tech advances for the battlefield, Operation Overmatch records soldiers' responses to equipment and tactics as they fight in realistic scenarios.
VA seeks BPM bots
The Department of Veterans Affairs' Financial Services Center is interested in adding robotic automation to its business process management suite.
San Diego libraries install self-checkout kiosks
The machines will allow the libraries to better manage the increasing number of patrons.
Microsoft expands backup and recovery services for government customers
Microsoft has announced the availability of Azure Site Recovery and Azure Backup to all Azure government regions in the United States.
Data-driven decisions for national parks
To help it make better operations and programming decisions with existing data, NPS wants to put its visitor experience data into formats that are easier to review and analyze.
VA plans refresh of PTSD apps
The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking developers to update its suite of mobile apps that help veterans address posttraumatic stress disorder.
Can tech arrest prisoners' cellphone use?
The Bureau of Prisons is asking for help identifying technologies and systems that can prevent inmates from using contraband wireless communication devices.
VA plans cloud-based app labs
In order to better manage the increasing number of public and internal applications it uses, the Department of Veterans Affairs wants a cloud-based development and test environment.
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