Bill from Illinois Democrat seeks to bridge digital divide through free wifi in local parks
The new bill would tap the FCC and the Labor Department for greater broadband access and tech training programs in parks.
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Tech groups push back on Biden AI executive order, raising concerns that it could crush innovation
NetChoice, the Chamber of Commerce and SIIA expressed significant concerns about the 111-page EO, which marks the the most aggressive step by the government to rein in…
Commerce picks 31 tech innovation hubs eligible for $500M in federal funding
The tech hubs are in cities from Baltimore, Maryland, to Birmingham, Alabama, and beyond, with a focus on semiconductors, biotechnology, artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
How the VA is progressing on its digital transformation journey
Kurt DelBene, CIO of the Department of Veterans Affairs
Pentagon eyes innovation amid growing turmoil, budget uncertainty
New study finds reform in government is necessary but not always easy
Reform efforts in government are opportunities to rethink and reshape the mission and effectiveness of an agency. But successful reform is not automatic and requires detailed planning…
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Data.gov’s Marion Royal on innovation challenges
Marion Royal, program director at Data.gov, discusses with FedScoopTV some of the innovation challenges agencies face.
Data.gov’s Marion Royal on innovation challenges
Marion Royal, program director at Data.gov, discusses with FedScoopTV some of the innovation challenges agencies face.