NSF-backed program will allow Internet of Things to stand the test of time
Without a smarter way to measure time, the Internet of Things can only go so far. That’s the logic behind the Roseline project, which recently received a…
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Census Bureau prepares for 2020
The Census Bureau is planning to use new, high-tech methods for collecting data from respondents on the ground during the 2020 census. Even though the next census is…
FedWire: FTC combats robocalls, White House Maker Faire questions answered and cyber in future warfare.
FedWire is FedScoop’s afternoon roundup of news and notes from the federal IT community. Send your links and videos to tips@fedscoop.com. FTC’s DEF CON contest to combat…
Is anonymous big data really possible? Yes, says ITIF
Big data’s reputation has taken quite a beating during the last year. Between the revelations about the National Security Agency’s massive data mining operations and the realization…
$1.6 billion later, federal mobility has room to improve
In the two years since since the release of the Office of Management and Budget’s Digital Government Strategy, the federal IT landscape has become much more mobile. But…
Cooper assumes Commerce CIO role
Steve Cooper, the former chief information officer at the Homeland Security Department, today begins his latest government assignment as the CIO of the Commerce Department. Cooper confirmed…
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