Licensing state-of-the-art software is supposed to help save the federal government money in IT efficiency, but a new study by the Government Accountability Office found that software…

Over the last seven months, USAID has seen important innovations tied to the challenge come to life. But from a technology perspective, the innovations are astoundingly simple.

The chief innovation officer is stepping away from his role at USAID just seven months after joining the agency's fight against Ebola.

A sold out crowd joined FedScoop for the 2nd Annual MobileGov Summit on Thursday at the Hotel Monaco in Washington D.C. for an in-depth discussion on trends…

The House on Friday passed an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act that would give more authority to the government’s chief information officers to manage IT investments.  Lawmakers…

“There are billions of dollars waiting for us,” U.S. Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel said of the efficiencies available to federal departments and agencies through efficiency efforts…

FedTalks 2013 (Photo: FedScoop) Cyber, cloud, sequestration and a man who pretended to be a pilot. That was the scene Wednesday as more than 800 leaders from…

(Photo: Colby Hochmuth/FedScoop) Sen. Tom Coburn came out swinging at today’s Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing on reducing duplication and improving results in federal IT.…

The federal government has been given its “permission slip to innovate,” U.S. Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel said Thursday when discussing the 1-year anniversary of the Digital…

President Barack Obama and Todd Park, federal CTO (Photo: Pete Souza/White House) The federal government celebrated the first anniversary of the Digital Government Strategy on Thursday, highlighting…