Fed Tech Magazine recently released their list of “50 Must-Read Federal Technology Blogs,” which included CTOvision.com. The list is a great resource, featuring the blogs of numerous government CIOs, CTOs, cybersecurity experts, and departments, as well as top federal news sources. I noticed that most of these blogs and experts also had a Twitter presence so I used TwitChimp to create a Twitter list of federal tech accounts to follow:
Aside from letting you see who to add, this TwitChimp list gives you a word cloud that says which ideas are most important in the federal technology sphere. While some are fairly obvious – currently “cloud” and “data” are often being mentioned – some are more surprising such as “health.” TwitChimp also provides a similar cloud for top hashtags, with a few notable ones being #BYOD, #GSA, and #Gov20.
Also, if you aren’t willing to follow the close to 50 listed federal tech blogs, TwitChimp lets you see a stream of their latest tweets. And, if you think there are some notable tech blogs I’ve missed, you can suggest additions though TwitChimp as well.

This post by AlexOlesker was first published at CTOvision.com.
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