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Performance.gov faces identity crisis
Nearly two years after the site launched, the Office of Management and Budget still hasn't clearly defined its purpose or its intended audience, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office.
Tags: GAO , OMB , technology , Performance.gov , Gov 2.0 , federal websites , Jack Moore
Virtualization and healthcare IT
Lola Jordan and Fred Rowell from Companion Data Centers will discuss data center consolidation, cloud computing, social media, and more.
February 12, 2013
Tags: technology , virtualization , Healthcare IT , data center consolidation , data management , Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services , Companion Data Services , Lola Jordan , Fred Rowell , HiMSS , enterprise architecture , software , Gov 2.0 , Federal Tech Talk , John Gilroy
Avoiding 'cliff jumpers' and other tips for effective social-media use at agencies
While social media has permeated nearly all aspects of American life, in many corners of the government, employees and managers are still figuring out how Facebook, Twitter and a host of other digital technologies can help them do their jobs better. A new report from the Partnership for Public Service and Booz Allen Hamilton presents case studies of effective uses of social media and provides tips for developing a coherent strategy.
Tags: technology , Gov 2.0 , social media , Partnership for Public Service , Booz Allen Hamilton , NARA , FEMA , Facebook , twitter
All things Web 2.0
Jaime Gracia, Guy Timberlake, and Evan Weisel, join host Mark Amtower to disucss everything you need to know about social media.
July 23, 2012(Encore presentation August 13, 2012)
Tags: Web 2.0 , social media , blogging , webinars , social networks , Facebook , LinkedIn , Jaime Gracia , Seville Government Consulting , Guy Timberlake , american Small Business Coalition , Evan Weisel , Welz & Weisel , acquisition , contracting , Gov 2.0 , Mark Amtower , Amtower Off Center
OMB crowdsourcing improvements to Section 508
The administration released a set of high-level concepts from listening sessions conducted in 2011 and is asking for input from the agencies, contractors and the public. Interested parties can comment on 14 suggestions to improve how people with disabilities access government information.
Tags: workforce , Kareem Dale , Steven VanRoekel , Lesley Field , OMB , OFPP , Section 508 , technology , Gov 2.0 , Jason Miller
New Ethics.gov portal stores WH visitor logs, FEC filings
The White House announced the launch of Ethics.gov, an online portal housing ethics-related data, including White House visitor logs, election filings and lobbying disclosures. The creation of a single, centralized database for lobbying and ethics information was a 2008 campaign promise by then-candidate Obama and follows a string of data-storing sites, such as Data.gov and USASpending.gov.
Tags: Ethics.gov , Data.gov , USASpending.gov , E-Gov , Gov 2.0 , OGE , technology
HUD database provides household info to public, researchers
The Department of Housing and Urban Development has announced the launch of a public database that includes information about households under some of HUD's housing programs.
Tags: Gov 2.0 , HUD , Raphael Bostic , technology , open government
IT concerns at large agencies
Tony Trenkle, chief information officer and director of the Office of Information Services at the Centers for Medicar and Medicaid Services talks about the IT challenges at his agency.
March 6, 2012
Tags: technology , Tony Trenkle , Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services , federal IT , silos , Project management , Scope creep , data center , Gov 2.0 , John Gilroy , Federal Tech Talk
Analysis: Agency social media monitoring about good government, not Big Brother
Richard Hartman, the chief operating officer of OhMyGov, Inc., said lawmakers and the public shouldn't be surprised that some agencies monitor social networks but that more aren't.
Tags: DHS , Gov 2.0 , social media , twitter , In Depth , Francis Rose , technology
Are agencies prone to cyber protest?
Sam Rosenfeld, the chairman and co-founder of the Densus Group, joined In Depth with Francis Rose to discuss the definition of cyber protest and how federal agencies can protect themselves.
Tags: cybersecurity , technology , Gov 2.0 , Security Debrief , Sam Rosenfeld , In Depth , Francis Rose , cyber protest
