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Smithsonian’s Digitization Program Captures and Preserves Delicate Treasures

The Smithsonian's Digitization Program Office creates 3D scans of historical and scientific artifacts so that scientists, citizens and anyone who can't make it to the D.C.-based museums can get a closer look at the museum complex's wealth of relics.
GSA's Workplace Innovation Lab Updates Agencies' IT Strategies

In the age of hybrid work, federal employees want the same level of flexibility they have at home.
U.S. Army Cyber School Trains Soldiers Remotely with Secure Technology

Faced with quarantine requirements that threatened an inflexible training schedule, the U.S. Army’s Cyber School turned to an innovative technology solution that allowed the future cyber warriors to learn remotely — and securely.
National Air and Space Museum Goes High-Tech for Next-Generation Exhibits

To accommodate the demands of a new generation of visitors and address the challenges of aging infrastructure, the museum embarked on a technology overhaul.
Support More Women IT Leaders in Government, CIOs Say

Women make up only 37 percent of the top ranks of the federal government, known as the Senior Executive Service. This is according to Office of Personnel Management data shared earlier this year as part of the agency’s Executive Women in Motion: Pathways to the Senior Executive Service Toolkit. The kit “promotes the advancement of women and men in the Senior Executive Service,” according to an OPM memo.