Monthly Archives: September 2010
Vivek Kundra Testimony on Improving Transparency and Accessibility of Federal Contracting Databases
Improving Transparency and Accessibility of Federal Contracting Databases STATEMENT OF VIVEK KUNDRA FEDERAL CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER, ADMINISTRATOR FOR ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET BEFORE THE SENATE HOMELAND SECURITY AND GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS AD HOC SUBCOMMITTEE …
Graduation Ceremony Honors 64 Employees for Continuing Education
On September 14th, I was proud to be included in a graduation ceremony at NRC honoring 64 employees in pursuit of higher learning. During the event we recognized and awarded certificates to three groups of employees who completed agency sponsored …
Information Technology as Part of the Golden Triangle
It is always exciting to feel that what you do at work is important. It helps you get up every morning, even makes the commute a little easier. This is especially true these days with those of us involved in …
Big Ideas Come from Everywhere
Promoting Innovation Through Challenge.Gov Great minds don’t always think alike, which is why the General Services Administration (GSA) launched Challenge.gov, an online platform that encourages diverse public participation and a variety of innovative solutions to the problems facing Federal Government. …
Information Technology Trenz
At the NASA IT Summit, Gartner Analyst David Cearley announced that it is 1981 again and the PC era is over! What an amazing declaration. Well, I loved David’s statement. In 1981, I was on my first short tour at NASA. I also …
Simplifying IRS Forms Becomes Mission Possible at Treasury
Using public feedback to streamline Internal Revenue Service (IRS) forms has become mission possible, thanks to PRAComment.gov The Department of the Treasury launched the site in July as a collaboration tool to invite public comments on its forms. The first …