Technology

From making it easier to navigate government websites to filing a claim for benefits, the Office of the Chief Information Officer made some major strides in improving federal IT this year.

The U.S. Department of Labor is embracing artificial intelligence to enrich jobs, streamline workloads and improve customer service. Learn more about our latest innovations: two AI-powered chatbots.

Twice a year, Congress releases a scorecard grading the 24 largest federal agencies on their IT strategies. We received an overall "A" on the latest report card, improving from a "B."

OCIO worked collaboratively with the Mine Safety and Health Administration to develop a new tool that provides quick access to health services tailored to miners' unique needs.

The system we use to manage and review benefits claims for 2.5 million government employees and their families is getting a major upgrade, thanks to a $42 million investment.

Our digitized filing system has processed more than 1 million legal case documents since launching.

Cloud migration is a top priority at the Labor Department. It saves taxpayer dollars and is also an important measure on the latest FITARA scorecard.

A recent executive order on AI outlined a strategy to manage its risks and harness its benefits. Here are five ways the Labor Department's AI actions align.

Our Office of the Chief Information Officer has been hard at work over the past year, serving America’s workforce through technology – in ways both seen and unseen.

The Labor Department was just one of three federal agencies to receive an overall 'A' grade on the latest FITARA scorecard.