GSA planning to lend tech, acquisition expertise to support scaling TMF

A team that enables gas stations to update prices and track sales remotely won the top prize at the annual competition.

Cast your vote now for the 2021 Best Bosses in Federal IT! The Best Bosses in Federal IT list honors the CIOs, CTOs, CISOs and other technology leaders driving modernization and innovation around the federal government.

A network engineer and a security engineer from Ohio University described how they've worked closely during the pandemic to keep the school's network secure.

Pima County, Arizona, overcame its data habits, and yours can too, said Scott Zufelt, deputy director of the county’s Office of Data Analytics.

Chief Evangelist and Strategy Officer for KnowBe4 Perry Carpenter talks with CyberScoop Editor-in-Chief Greg Otto about the behavioral changes that have been made to security awareness training.

The app helps users recognize racism and unconscious bias to help support diversity, equity and inclusion.

The emerging technology has received "enthusiastic feedback" from students in its second year of use, a Temple University professor said.

Chief data officers, statistical officials and evaluation officers have mostly been designated and are collaborating on councils, according to one OMB official.

Vermont Chief Technology Officer Mark Combs said the state's breaking down many "monolithic" applications to standardize functionality across the enterprise.

The state plans to use pandemic relief funds to build computer labs for people who live near the University of South Carolina and a historically Black college.

Robin Carnahan founded and led the state and local government practice at 18F, GSA's tech consultancy.

Montana CTO Matt Van Syckle said continued remote work will require new considerations of state government's software and cybersecurity capabilities.

The annual program this year generated $848,000 to supply learners with new laptops, Wi-Fi hotspots, tech-literacy training and mentorship services.