Agencies have been filling in their timelines, perhaps a little too quickly, judging by one blunder.

Defense CIO says the military must retain exclusive access to some frequency bands.

Combining the eBenefits portal with the Veterans Benefits Management System could help reduce the backlog.

By shear numbers alone, the government asks the most of Microsoft.

The agency's Grand Challenge, asks everyone to compete to figure out the best way to detect and study earth-threatening asteroids.

Study predicts more than one-third of organizations will stop providing devices by 2016.

The technology was abandoned by the U.S. in 2010.

Ford saw a future in which every surface is a touchscreen, but its customers didn’t share in that vision.

Millions of people now use their mobile phones to do their banking, especially in the developing world.

"Strange flames" on the International Space Station.

The agency lacks time and money for formal rules on collecting revenue for income earned through the virtual currency.

New machine operates almost twice as fast as the top U.S. supercomputer.

President Obama’s memo on sharing the airwaves puts agencies in a difficult position.

Program is key to addressing the claims backlog.

How we answer may say more about us than it does about either of them.

A brain scan could help objectively identify who will benefit, and who won't.

Microsoft alerts feds to bugs before issuing a public patch, allowing Washington to exploit the vulnerabilities.

Myriad's stock has gone up dramatically since the Supreme Court ruling.

Last week the U.S. Treasury placed a new package of sanctions targeting Iran's currency.

Reforms added to a major defense policy bill would give agency CIOs authority over all IT spending.

Government and industry concede FedRAMP does not cover all agency security requirement.

The emerging digital collaboration between the public sector and entrepreneurs could transform the economy.

The decision comes three days after employee claims responsibility for one of the largest intel leaks in history.

The National Security Agency is collecting more than just what's on the phone bill.

Judge says the court can't block privacy group's FOIA.