Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Amid a historic shutdown, the technology that keeps the government running, has, largely, kept running. Official websites are ...

The changes have been years in the making and represent a federal hiring apparatus more focused on applicable skills than ...

The Trump administration today announced it’s in the process of hiring an “elite corps of engineers” to join federal agencies and work on artificial intelligence infrastructure and other technology ...

Officials in geographically connected areas can share practical knowledge to boost their collective cybersecurity.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The US Office of Personnel Management is launching the "US Tech Force" to bring more technology and AI talent into government jobs ...

The U.S. government has, for decades, been inundated with legacy systems and equipment and slow procurement cycles that led to high maintenance costs and inefficient delivery of public services and ...

Artificial intelligence has already made its mark on local government operations. Community development and IT departments are exploring where AI can create efficiencies for permitting, inspections ...

A historically tumultuous year for federal employees didn’t dim the public’s pre-shutdown view of government services, according to a new survey that largely credited tech adoption for the positive ...

U.S. government agencies continued to have low compliance with a statute designed to ensure that federal websites, software, and other products are accessible for people with disabilities, according ...

The Justice Department issued an opinion last week authorizing the Trump administration’s plan to allow employees from tech companies to work for the federal government while remaining employed by ...

Amid a historic shutdown, the technology that keeps the government running, has, largely, kept running. Official websites are online. Internal software is mostly working. And security experts continue ...