Authorization for the revolving fund set up to financially back government technology projects will expire in just over a week without congressional action. The General Services Administration, which houses the Technology Modernization Fund, has been quiet about the fund since the second Trump administration started in January, opting not to publicly announce either of the two new projects the fund financed this year.
The OneGov agreement with SAP gives federal agencies access to new tools as they accelerate technology modernization, transition away from legacy systems, and unlock significant taxpayer savings.
The Office of Personnel Management's top technology official, Greg Hogan, has left the job he's held at the agency since day two of the Trump administration. His last day on the job was Tuesday, an OPM spokesperson confirmed with Nextgov/FCW. Peryn Ashmoore, currently OPM's assistant director of enterprise learning and a longtime federal employee, has taken over as the acting chief information officer for the agency.