Vivek Kundra seeks to streamline fed computing

San Francisco Chronicle:  The Obama administration's top computer systems chief started a West Coast tour of tech giants such as Apple and Google on Wednesday to pick up Silicon Valley ideas that can help streamline a complex federal information technology bureaucracy.

Vivek Kundra, the first federal chief information officer, is charged with overhauling a technology network that has, over time, grown to 24,000 Web sites and 1,100 data centers. Read Article

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