Land evolution in palm of your hand with NASA app
NASA’s newest iPad app gives users a glimpse into how a changing climate and natural disasters are quickly transforming the landscape of the planet. The Images of…
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My HealtheVet turns 10
The Department of Veterans Affairs’ system for personal health records is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Marking the first-decade anniversary of My HealtheVet, VA set out to spread…
DOT on track with open data efforts
Saturday marked a significant milestone in the administration’s open data initiative, as Nov. 30 was the deadline to meet some of the objectives in the open data…
GSA details plans to save big in 2014
The General Services Administration is foreseeing savings next years — plenty of them. Although the agency’s Office of Integrated Technology Services already saw savings worth $1.35 billion in 2013,…
FedWire: Carter’s bye, My HealtheVet and strategic sourcing progress
FedWire is FedScoop’s afternoon roundup of news and notes from the federal IT community. Send your links and videos to tips@fedscoop.com. Coast Guard’s HSWL App. NASA holds…
FedScoopTV: How real estate may shape future federal workforce
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M13QV9zV7K0 The General Services Administration has a new home on F Street in Washington, D.C. — and a new way to bring employees closer together in an…
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IBM’s Dr. Christopher Jacobson on lessons learned from government open source use
Dr. Christopher Jacobson, chief technologist at IBM, discusses with FedScoopTV what industry can learn from how government leverages open source.