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Army Strips Down Mobile Requirements
Filed under: TechnologyPENTAGON: The Army showed off an impressive array of battlefield wi-fi gadgetry today in the Pentagon courtyard, exhibiting new-found realism about what gadgets it might not...
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Arlington National Cemetery to Launch Smartphone App
Filed under: Citizen Services Arlington National Cemetery plans to release a new smartphone app this fall that will provide a virtual tour of the grounds, list events and help visitors locate...
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New NIST Draft Standards Update Federal Identity Cards
Filed under: WorkforcePersonal identity verification cards required for all federal employees and contractors will now be easier to use and more secure thanks to new draft standards just released by...
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Boston Turns To Smartphones To Tackle Pothole Proliferation
Filed under: Citizen ServicesBoston is pothole city. So much so that the question, "Why are there so many potholes in Boston's streets?" is a FAQ on the city's "pothole page". The answer is that...
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Tablets Poised To Gain Broader Use By Federal Employees
Filed under: Technology Responses of 300 federal executives (blue bar is current rate; red bar is expectation over next 12-18 months.) Nearly two thirds of federal executives involved with mobile...
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Rethinking Mobile Infrastructure: The New Last Mile
Filed under: TechnologyThe proliferation of mobile devices and applications is creating unique communication network challenges for federal government institutions. With the surge of new smartphones...
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Smart Policies For Smartphones: Accessing Official Data On Personal Devices
Filed under: ManagementData is often compared to water: people talk about data purity, data flow, and of course, data leaks. One of the ways that companies try to avoid data leaks is through keeping...
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Smart Policies For Smartphones: Acceptable Online Activities During Work Hours
Filed under: ManagementI 'm in Seoul, South Korea, this week for a Global e-Government Forum. Seoul is 13 hours ahead of Washington, DC, so for more than half the day, it's tomorrow. But that's not the...
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Defense Department Seeks Plans For Mobile Device Management Services
Filed under: TechnologyIn an important move aimed at advancing the Defense Department's use of commercially-available mobile devices and services, the Defense Information System Agency announced it is...
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You Can Call Me Ray: A Smartphone For Visually Impaired
Filed under: TechnologySmartphones have made juggling multiple single-purpose gadgets a thing of the past for many, but the blind and visually impaired often use a raft of devices built with eyes-free...
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District Of Columbia's Public Service Commission Launches Mobile App
Filed under: TechnologyThe District of Columbia's Public Service Commission recently joined the emerging ranks metropolitan government agencies delivering service information to the public via a mobile...
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