FCW Insider: June 2
Old tech can help IRS catch wealthy tax cheats
The IRS’ legacy tech is effective at flagging high-income taxpayers who skip filing, but a lack of staff and low prioritization is leaving billions on the table. Derek B. Johnson reports.
DISA awards $87 million contract for classified mobile
The Defense Department’s IT support agency awarded Booz Allen Hamilton the new contract for classified mobile enterprise services for more than 4,000 users. Lauren C. Williams takes a look.
A new prescription for the EIS transition
The spirit of the EIS program is modernization, but it seems pressure to meet established timelines may be working counter to that goal explains Tony Bardo of Hughes Network Systems in this FCW commentary.
DHS executes pivot to agile, but needs better reporting metrics
The Department of Homeland Security has successfully planned and made progress executing its shift to agile software development over the past four years, but needs to do a better job on reporting metrics, according to a recent audit. Mark Rockwell has more.
Quick Hits
*** The Defense Department has officially recognized a key independent body charged with shaping a new unified cybersecurity standard for defense contractors. A June 1 memorandum of understanding lays out ..
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