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The Government Accountability Office reviewed five agencies that were either exploring “hoteling” programs or increasing their telework programs.
Malware continues to be a top cybersecurity problem worldwide, with almost 8 percent of all users experiencing an infection, according to the study by the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team at the Department of Homeland Security.
In the same year as its 100th anniversary, the Federal Trade Commission launched a redesigned FTC.gov. The site is now easier to use on tablets and smartphones, with enhanced sort and filter functionality.
Looking for the number of dollar bills printed by the U.S. each year? Or maybe a directory of farmers markets nationwide? All that data and much more is now publicly available, according to a 2013 review of President Barack Obama’s executive order to make government data more accessible.
As mobility continues to increase in government, the Army is following suit: Mission command is going mobile.
Spend your snow day fireside by one of Washington’s open hearths.
Earlier this summer, the Marine Advanced Technology Education Center hosted its 12th annual student underwater robotics competition.
