The Senate's first-ever CIO embarks on a two-year roadmap to raise the level and awareness of technology in the Senate.

Agencies are turning to Internet Protocol communications to cut costs, boost network performance and make workers more productive.

Grants.gov and FirstGov.gov reap the benefits—and the return on investment—of cross-agency cooperation.

A growing number of federal agencies use simulation technology to test scenarios, improve training, and more.

U.S. intelligence organizations use new cybersecurity technologies to share data and fight the war on terror.

When the Air Force wanted to streamline the IT operations that support its business processes, it turned to 29-year Air Force tech exec Kenneth Percell.

Federal agencies trim machines and costs to enhance security and reliability.

Some federal agencies are using competitive sourcing to achieve success in the President's Management Agenda.

With MP3 players, PDAs and touch-screen computers, museums and parks aren't what they used to be.

Federal security managers discuss best practices for preventing cybersecurity breaches.

With retirement fast approaching for baby boomer IT professionals, federal agencies are putting the pedal to the metal on succession planning initiatives.

Departmentalized services go the way of the horse-drawn buggy as government agencies team up to share data.