A confluence of federal budget hurdles for 2018 could fuel end-of-the-year IT spending to reach record highs.

​The U.S. Air Force, in a continually declining budget environment, is rethinking the way it develops new technology to stay dominant in an age of information overload.

​The Labor Department is entrenched in a grueling battle to modernize its antiquated IT, but according to CIO Dawn Leaf, her office continually struggles to get the…

Sequestration would force the Department of Defense to rethink much of its defense strategy, Deputy Secretary Ashton Carter told an audience at Duke University on Thursday. Carter…

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Continued sequestration in 2014 could mean civilian layoffs, “draconian” cuts to personnel accounts and a “virtual halt” to technological progress for the military, according to a letter…

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The White House on Monday released an updated budget, dialing back its estimate for the 2013 fiscal deficit, but also scaling back estimates for the country’s economic…

Despite last-ditch efforts to stave off Defense Department furloughs, roughly 652,000 civilian DOD employees — 85 percent of the civilian workforce — will face 11 unpaid days off…

Editor’s note: This story has been updated to reflect that the Government Travel Advisory Committee was formed so members from the public and private sector could provide…