Enterprise View

The ABCs of the military’s highly classified Area 51

You’re not allowed to visit the part of Nevada known as Area 51, but that's because the top-secret facility has to do with spy planes, not space aliens.

4 months ago

Angerman readies USSM for its close-up

Unified Shared Service Management Executive Director Beth Angerman speaks with Federal Times about USSM’s path and shared services as a vehicle to overhaul federal agency IT.

6 years ago

Cloud

NTIS chief: Commerce data operation is driving government innovation, agency demand

Avi Bender talks about leveraging the Department of Commerce's datasets to drive innovation.

Enterprise View: How Army HQ is going paperless in under a year

When the new Army Chief of Staff wanted the mountains of paper off his desk, it was up to Lt. Col. (P) Michael Gilligan to find a way to automate headquarters’ systems.

7 years ago

Sean Kelley is helping transform how the VA operates

The deputy CIO for the VBA hopes to develop a user-centered approach that draws from the private sector.

7 years ago

Beth Cobert talks metrics, employee engagement

The acting director of the Office of Personnel Management also discusses her hope for the future of OPM.

7 years ago

Dunkin glimpses at the future of agile, IT

The EPA CIO outlines where she thinks agile, IT and open data are headed next for feds.

7 years ago

Creating health IT’s neighborhood watch

Lucia Savage sits at the center of the ongoing campaign to move health care from paper to the web.

7 years ago

Bray talks ELC, change agents and future of government

The FCC CIO discusses better solutions for government, the promise of open data and his innovation advice.

7 years ago

For Secret Service CIO, cybersecurity is the mission

U.S. Secret Service CIO Kevin Nally talks about managing IT for one of the most respected organizations in the country.

7 years ago

Enterprise View: Dyson talks about SEC's move to the cloud

The CIO talks about modernizing the commission's IT, while shrinking the footprint of its data centers.

7 years ago

Roth talks about how TTS will update GSA

Innovation may be a buzzword commonly bandied about the federal government, but for GSA Administrator Denise Turner Roth, it's an ideal.

7 years ago

The future of preserving the past

Archivist Leslie Johnston on how NARA deals with the ever-changing nature of digital records.

7 years ago

Unlocktalent.gov architect on engaging the workforce with data

The face of Unlocktalent.gov, Kimya Lee, talks about what the site has achieved and what her future plans for it are.

7 years ago

The new face of USAJOBS

Michelle Earley has the task of building a better USAJOBS to better serve the needs of federal job seekers.

8 years ago

McKinney: 'IT is a team sport'

Transportation CIO and ACT-IAC Management of Change Chair Richard McKinney talks government-industry partnership on agile IT.

8 years ago

Undersecretary Spaulding on why NPPD needs a new name

The head of Homeland Security's cyber division explains what's in a name.

8 years ago

Preaching the gospel of working with FedRAMP

Ashley Mahan, the new FedRAMP agency evangelist, talks about what she's learned five months into the job and why FedRAMP needs an evangelist.

8 years ago

How IT can transform human resources

When you think about the Office of Personnel Management, or when you think about human resources, you don’t necessarily think about IT.

8 years ago

One-on-one interviews with federal leaders discussing interesting programs and the latest management trends in government.

You’re not allowed to visit the part of Nevada known as Area 51, but that's because the top-secret facility has to do with spy planes, not space aliens.

Unified Shared Service Management Executive Director Beth Angerman speaks with Federal Times about USSM’s path and shared services as a vehicle to overhaul federal agency IT.

Avi Bender talks about leveraging the Department of Commerce's datasets to drive innovation.

When the new Army Chief of Staff wanted the mountains of paper off his desk, it was up to Lt. Col. (P) Michael Gilligan to find a way to automate headquarters’ systems.

The deputy CIO for the VBA hopes to develop a user-centered approach that draws from the private sector.

The acting director of the Office of Personnel Management also discusses her hope for the future of OPM.

The EPA CIO outlines where she thinks agile, IT and open data are headed next for feds.

Lucia Savage sits at the center of the ongoing campaign to move health care from paper to the web.

The FCC CIO discusses better solutions for government, the promise of open data and his innovation advice.

U.S. Secret Service CIO Kevin Nally talks about managing IT for one of the most respected organizations in the country.

The CIO talks about modernizing the commission's IT, while shrinking the footprint of its data centers.

Innovation may be a buzzword commonly bandied about the federal government, but for GSA Administrator Denise Turner Roth, it's an ideal.

Archivist Leslie Johnston on how NARA deals with the ever-changing nature of digital records.

The face of Unlocktalent.gov, Kimya Lee, talks about what the site has achieved and what her future plans for it are.

Michelle Earley has the task of building a better USAJOBS to better serve the needs of federal job seekers.

Transportation CIO and ACT-IAC Management of Change Chair Richard McKinney talks government-industry partnership on agile IT.

The head of Homeland Security's cyber division explains what's in a name.

Ashley Mahan, the new FedRAMP agency evangelist, talks about what she's learned five months into the job and why FedRAMP needs an evangelist.

When you think about the Office of Personnel Management, or when you think about human resources, you don’t necessarily think about IT.