As agencies strive to improve citizen satisfaction, federal employees will get the chance to voice their opinions on how to create better services. (metamorworks)

Which two key Pentagon technology hubs should have new leadership soon?

As agencies strive to improve citizen satisfaction, federal employees will get the chance to voice their opinions on how to create better services.

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Officials at the EPA sorted Freedom of Information Act requests based on their complexity and whether they were 'politically charged.' (zhazhin_sergey)

EPA had special process for ‘politically charged’ FOIA requests

Officials at the EPA sorted Freedom of Information Act requests based on their complexity and whether they were 'politically charged.'

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The Defense Information Systems Agency is testing using digital robots backed by robotic process automation software to execute authorized, labor-intensive tasks.The bots don't look this cool, but they would assist during high-workload scenarios and allow humans to concentrate on tasks requiring emotional intelligence, reasoning, judgement and interaction with customers. (YakobchukOlena/Getty Images)

Will bots handle all the TPS reports one day?

In April, a Defense Information Systems Agency employee pulled two supporting documents in 15 minutes in preparation for the 2018 financial audit. In the same 15 minutes, a digital robot competing against the human pulled 150.

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The Pentagon's manufacturing office will be going through some changes. (Courtesy of the U.S. Air Force)

Manufacturing oversight shifts with new Pentagon reorg plan

The Manufacturing and Industrial Base Policy office is losing the "manufacturing" part.

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