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The Food and Drug Administration, like many federal agencies, is working toward more efficient data optimization and a secure cloud strategy.
Read moreJohnson Joy, the chief information officer at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, said he wants to move the agency to the cloud, update its code, and replace desktops with laptops, among other things.
The General Services Administration is experimenting with blockchain to make it easier for vendors on the Schedule 70 IT program to establish contracts through automation.
Jeff Fossum, senior vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton, said agencies need to take a holistic view of their digital transformation effort, or face new systems or processes that miss the mark.
However, government modernization efforts will prove futile if the infrastructure and engrained systems that act as key vehicles and enablers remain stagnant.
Cybersecurity is shifting dramatically, with the Zero Trust model and AI-driven security measures emerging as game-changers.
The departments of Homeland Security, Energy and Treasury are among the big winners in the fiscal 2025 budget request for civilian technology.
The Government Publishing Office (GPO) is looking into RFID in its distribution centers to streamline workflows and gather more inventory data.
Rebecca Piazza, a senior advisor at USDA, said American Rescue Plan Act funding is making the WIC program more attractive to parents and families.
The Lovell Federal Health Care Center is DoD’s final go-live site for the new Oracle-Cerner EHR, which it calls MHS Genesis.
CBP seizes massive quantities of illicit goods each year that have to be logged, weighed or otherwise measured, and then tracked across multiple systems.
Clare Martorana, the federal chief information officer, said the Technology Modernization Fund invested more than $177 million in 18 projects in 2023.