Each June we hold our Annual All-hands Meeting. It’s the one time of year that all of us come together to learn about the status and future of the company, the latest news on our projects, internal developments, and to…
Washington, DC – TCG is enthusiastic to announce that, for the fourth year in a row, the company has been awarded a 2018 Top Workplaces honor by The Washington Post. TCG is ranked No. 34 on the overall list, and No. 3 among…
WASHINGTON, DC: TCG Vice President Dave G. Cassidy has been appointed as co-lead of an American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC) working group that will explore new business functions that may benefit from a federal shared service.
Federal…
For more than 15 years, TCG’s mission was to “Save Time.”
This mission dictated our responsibility to everyone we encountered, including our clients, taxpayers, colleagues, communities, and families. It inspired our award-winning telework policy and our continually-improving software engineering and quality management initiatives.
But by the…
For the past six months, the NITRC.org development team at TCG has been working on a new user interface design for the collaboration site. The NITRC site was first launched in 2007 and has not been redesigned since 2009. You can…
Washington, DC: Lynette Hornung, Senior Privacy and Security Architecture Manager at TCG, is presenting at the COSAC Information Security Conference in Naas, Ireland, October 1–5.
The presentation, CyberSecurity and Analytics: Rise of the CyberHunter, digs into the buzz in cyber…
Washington, DC: TCG is thrilled to announce that the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption has named TCG in the Top 100 Best Adoption-Friendly Workplaces list for the third time. TCG is ranked No. 28 among all business in the United…
The Neuroimaging Informatics Tools and Resources Clearinghouse (NITRC) is one of TCG’s longest-running projects and is among the most fruitful government shared services. What started as a small project to create a way for the federally funded neuroscience community to share their…
When personal computers were first introduced, people demanded easy-to-understand user interfaces and software that would explain what it does and help them use it more effectively. The answer from many programmers was, “It’s hard to make it easy.” The same…
By Chelsea Dicus
Information sharing is good! Or maybe it’s bad? Perhaps, like everything, it depends on the situation and can have some murky areas. One example is open source technology, which TCG incorporates into most of our projects. We…
