Scott said that the White House will have to address how the government designs its new IT ecosystem and finds the talent to run it.

Oracle claims the government doesn't need too much in-house tech talent, but many beg to differ.

The report lays out "the current and envisioned state of Federal IT, and it provides specific recommendations to jumpstart a new wave of modernization efforts."

FedRAMP is asking industry how to automate its Authority to Operate process to streamline cloud service to federal agencies.

Don't look now, but the Trump administration seems to have found an Obama-era government policy it'd like to keep around: modernizing government IT.

The 19-member council, created by an executive order, is chaired by President Donald Trump and otherwise led by a full-time director.