The results of a Center for Data Innovation survey suggest Americans are willing to trade any privacy concerns for public safety and conveniences like faster airport screening.

A new report from the Center for Data Innovation outlines the ways Congress can spur innovation and action within open data.

Travis Korte, ITIF Daniel Castro, ITIF Daniel Castro, a senior policy analyst with the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, and Travis Korte, a research analyst with ITIF, are FedScoop…

In the next few weeks, both congressional lawmakers and the public will have a new online resource that aims to demystify data, FedScoop has learned. The Information…

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…

Twenty percent of potential United States voters face difficulties effectively casting their ballot on election day, a new report by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation said.…

It looks like privacy will be the first ticket item on the big data review President Barack Obama called for in his State of the Union address…

Daniel Castro and Travis Korte It is up to policymakers to invest in data-driven technologies. According to a study by the Center for Data Innovation at the…

Daniel Castro, senior analyst, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation Daniel Castro is a senior analyst with the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation and a FedScoop contributor.  Last…

As the nation embraces a new era of technology, it has welcomed a younger generation with ambitious goals and bright ideas for the future. After speaking with…