The Future of the Government Platform
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Announces a government cloud strategy, an upcoming IaaS contract and an email SaaS RFI, and says recovery.gov and data.gov already move to cloud while platform pilots (geospatial PaaS) roll forward. Publishes fedramp work with NIST and the CIO Council and cites about 250 controls being ready for risk‑managed security. Launches challenge.gov and exposes 22 mobile applications with open APIs. Proposes a government code registry like forge.mil to reduce duplicated software while acknowledging community platforms and security risks.
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