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Federal employees: Submit your tech ideas to improve the public's experience with government
Are you a federal employee with an idea for how technology could improve the way the federal government works? Have you observed a challenge in the federal space that’s impacting the public? Ha... -
GSA Launches Artificial Intelligence Community of Practice
Artificial intelligence (AI) holds tremendous promise to benefit nearly all aspects of society, and recent investment, research, and development in this field and has created significant opportunities... -
FAS takes big step forward with systems modernization through COMET awards
The modernization of the federal government’s IT infrastructure and applications is an important priority for GSA. -
Meet GSA's New Procurement Ombudsman and AbilityOne Program Executive
GSA's Office of Government-wide Policy is pleased to announce the appointments of Millisa L. Gary as GSA's first AbilityOne program executive and Maria C. Swaby as GSA's new procurement ombudsman.Mill... -
Meet the New Presidential Innovation Fellows!
Beginning today, federal agencies will engage a new class of Presidential Innovation Fellows (PIFs) with technical and entrepreneurial expertise to help transform organizational practices within the A... -
Join Federal CIO Suzette Kent for a Discussion on IT Modernization at the 2019 Cloud and Infrastructure Summit
The Cloud and Infrastructure Community of Practice, in partnership with the Data Center & Cloud Optimization Initiative (DCCOI) Program Management Office (PMO), is hosting the Cloud & Infrastructure S... -
Transparency in IT Spending Improves Outcomes and Saves Taxpayer Dollars
The U.S. General Services Administration has amended its TBM Request for Information (RFI), originally posted on June 18, 2018. The amended RFI announces the Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB) plan to direct agencies to use GSA IT Schedule 70 to procure Technology Business Management (TBM) tools and services, and solicits updated information from TBM tool vendors. This effort satisfies the Cross Agency Priority (CAP) Goal for Improving Outcomes in Federal IT Spending Transparency, by establishing a governmentwide approach to streamline how agencies procure TBM services and tools.
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Application Rationalization: A Strategic Approach to Agency Cloud Migration
As cloud integration continues to increase across the federal enterprise, IT portfolio managers face a common challenge that is manifested uniquely for each agency: how do we determine which applicati... -
2019 Preservation Month
As we close out the celebration of 2019’s Preservation Month at GSA on May 31st, it is also fitting to reflect on our agency’s history as we approach our 70-year milestone.When GSA was established in... -
GSA Employees Lauded for Modernizing Government Services
A focus on improving customer service is core to our operations. Just ask the 11 GSA employees who received 2019 Service to Citizen Awards.“Customer needs are factored into every business decision tha...