PSC's Soloway drove acquisition reform
GCN's 2013 Industry Executive of the Year Stan Soloway has become a pillar at the nexus of industry and government.
Court's virtualized interpreters bridge linguistic and digital divide
A Florida circuit court's Virtual Remote Interpreting system helps it meet the needs of an increasingly multilingual society.
The state of broadband resources, all in one place
The National Broadband Map, the biggest dataset of its kind, supports the drive to extend high-speed Internet service to everyone.
DISA remakes e-mail as DOD-wide collaboration super suite
DOD's IT shop will maintain the network and extend service to 4.5 million users.
Texas gives truckers right of way with automated permit, mapping system
The DMV Motor Carrier Division's trucking permit and routing system has already paid for itself, in dollars, safety and improved morale.
How DHS got its COPs on the same beat
The department's Common Operating Picture provides tools for broader situational awareness, including shared mapping, analytics and data visualization.
CACI's Cofoni brought team-first approach to defense work
For CACI's Paul Cofoni, recipient of the 2012 GCN Awards' Industry Executive of the Year award, a more open management and problem-solving style lead to better results.
Bob Woods: The collaboration artist
In a 40-year career, Bob Woods, winner of the GCN Gala 25th Anniversary Award, has earned a reputation for integrity, a commitment to public service – and thick skin.
At DHS, a 'true-cloud' is launched
Homeland Security Department CIO Richard Spires works to make progress on four key areas of IT.
From Vietnam to 9/11, Hitch delved into 'key issues of our time'
Van Hitch, former CIO of the Justice Department, faced the formidable task of improving information-sharing capability in the aftermath of the 2001 terrorist attacks.
Winkler's inside view of IT helps lead Army's strategies
Gary Winkler's experience in industry and government IT has helped him develop what he calls win-win strategies for the Army.
Baker drives change at VA
In addition to customer service, Roger Baker, assistant secretary for information and technology at the Veterans Affairs Department, has established several priorities for IT programs: improve information security, implement operational metrics, fix software development processes and strengthen financial management.
FEMA puts disaster info into hands of smart-phone users
The Federal Emergency Management Agency's new mobile Web site offers information on emergency preparedness, response and assistance via smart phone.
Secrets to social media acceptance revealed
Panelists at the Open Government and Innovations Conference revealed tested strategies for convincing leaders to adop social media tools.
What scares managers about younger workers?
The use of social networking tools underscores the generational divide, but crossing that divide will help agencies accomplish their missions, panelists at the 2010 Open Government Innovations Conference say.
Moving to the cloud? You need new skills.
Dan Mintz, former Transportation CIO, told an audience at the Knowledge Mangement Conference that manging Web applications and external cloud providers is different from what agencies are used to.
Search is dead: Long live 'findability'
Enterprise searches should be dynamic and interactive, speakers said at the 2010 Knowledge Management Conference. NASA Langley Research Center is one example of agencies embracing the virtues of findability.
Knowledge management a key cog in Open Government Initiative
Knowledge management techniques are integral to supporting the government's Open Government initiative and managing the culture change that goes with it, panelists at the Cloud Computing Conference agreed.
Battling cyber threats requires a global security framework, experts say
At its forum in Washington, the Business Software Alliance released its Global Cybersecurity Framework, a 12-point plan toward building a global policy approach to cybersecurity.
Rockefeller calls for public-private action on cybersecurity
Sen. Jay Rockefeller's cybersecurity bill would promote shared responsibility between government and industry.
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