The Office of Personnel Management is asking vendors for ideas to improve its USAJobs Web portal, a sign that the agency could be ready to address the uncertain status of its plans for the site.
When it comes to IT consolidation projects, what works in the private sector doesn't always work for government agencies, a Homeland Security Department official said today.
The General Services Administration by the end of the month will kick off a line of new business consolidation initiatives by releasing a request for information.
A group of IT vendors, government agencies and academic institutions today released specifications for a system that could help federal, state and local governments share sensitive homeland security data.
State and local governments will spend heavily on information technology products and services related to tax and revenue over the next five years, according to a new report.
Customer satisfaction in the commercial market has improved steadily over the past five years, but the same can't be said of satisfaction with government agencies, the head of Siebel Systems Inc. said today.
The FBI will impose financial penalties on its contractors if they miss deadlines for rolling out the Trilogy project to modernize systems agencywide, FBI director Robert S. Mueller III today told a Senate subcommittee.
Urging government agencies to "join mankind," Sun Microsystems Inc.'s chief executive officer declared that Java-based technologies are the best way to deploy secure government networks.
The House Government Reform and Small Business committees have negotiated changes to several procurement provisions of legislation that reauthorizes the Small Business Administration.
Government agencies and IT companies must work together to identify and prevent ethical violations and threats to privacy as the use of new technologies grows in the federal sector, public policy professionals said today.