information technology
Delay of sexual harassment claims system highlights congressional office’s lack of IT strategy
The Office of Congressional Workplace Rights needs an overdue IT strategic plan, according to a Government Accountability Office report.
CBP lacked the IT systems to track separated migrant families and knew it, says IG
The agency uncovered IT deficiencies when it attempted a November 2017 initiative mirroring the Department of Homeland Security's 2018 zero-tolerance policy.
State Department to launch IT Acquisitions Office
The new office will establish service contracts agencies can buy technology and services off of and be staffed by 40 to 50 federal employees across four divisions.
CIO John Zangardi leaving DHS
John Zangardi joined the Department of Homeland Security as chief information officer in December 2017.
GSA awards 75 spots on $5.5B Second Generation IT vehicle
The five-year BPA streamlines acquisition of hardware and software products and services to not only federal agencies but state, local and tribal governments.
USDS wants to fix the ‘black hole’ USAJOBS with alternative hiring assessment
The U.S. Digital Service recently piloted pass-fail assessments of applicants against IT job requirements at the Department of Health and Human Services and National Park Service.
