Seeking Employees' Ideas Through Web 2.0

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Brittany Ballenstedt By Brittany Ballenstedt,
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Federal Times <a href="http://www.federaltimes.com/index.php?S=4253740">reports</a> that the Obama administration is planning to seek ideas from the 18,000 employees of the Veterans Benefits Administration on how to reduce the backlog and more quickly get benefits to veterans. The effort will involve a Web-based survey that will test how the government uses the Web and new technologies as well as define new ways of how agencies listen to their employees.

Federal Times reports that the Obama administration is planning to seek ideas from the 18,000 employees of the Veterans Benefits Administration on how to reduce the backlog and more quickly get benefits to veterans. The effort will involve a Web-based survey that will test how the government uses the Web and new technologies as well as define new ways of how agencies listen to their employees.

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