White House makes plans to staff for agile IT modernization
The Office of American Innovation is recruiting specialists with strong backgrounds in agile development for its planned "centers of excellence" for IT modernization.
The Office of American Innovation is recruiting specialists with strong backgrounds in agile development for its planned "centers of excellence" for IT modernization.
An IT modernization report issued by the White House’s American Technology Council and Office of American Innovation suggests agencies channel funds away from legacy systems to modern technologies and agile practices.
New requirements from the Office of Management and Budget, together with a stronger push towards agile, are driving new approaches to decision making around IT initiatives.
The federal government is known for mismanagement of IT projects -- but now there's a plan to remove this stigma and set a positive track record.
While the Obama administration proposes a 1.3% increase in IT spending next fiscal year, the growth in spending is slowing, thanks in part to the adoption of agile by government.
FCW reports that the U.S. Office of Management and Budget is expanding on the guidance it has already issued to agencies about digital acquisition and IT vendor engagement strategies.
Latest agile government jobs from USAjobs.gov.
Federal Times outlines how Obama's 2016 budget - and the hiring of high-profile industry executives as the nation's top technologists - will combine in an effort to bring better services to citizens while making spending more efficient.
The White House gives a behind-the-scenes look at the agile development process used to develop the new Lantern Live app.
Acting U.S. Chief Information Officer Lisa Schlosser discusses the impact of Agile on federal government IT projects with Federal News Radio’s Jason Miller.