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Is a 1 Percent Pay Increase Enough?
Modest boost would come as IT workers watch their private sector peers get bigger raises.
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Obama Seeks Slight Increase in Tech Spending for Fiscal 2014
The president’s proposed budget includes a 2 percent hike for IT.
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Pentagon's 2014 Budget Continues the Department's Focus on Asia
Defense officials are seeking nearly $5 billion for cyber operations and $10 billion for space capabilities.
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IT spending up 2.1 percent in president's budget
While the budget provides an overall modest increase in IT spending, the changes range widely across individual agencies, from significant cuts to a 22.1 percent bump.
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Why Google Fiber and Its High-Speed Clones Are Too Expensive for Your City
Installing the fiberoptic cable in Kansas City cost $84 million.
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Astronauts' Favorite Space Food: Shrimp Cocktail
It's rehydrated, ghastly pink, a little bit slimy ... and apparently delicious
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Pentagon Assigns $380 Million to Controversial Air Defense System
The department is cooperating with Germany and Italy on the Medium Extended Air Defense System.
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Reader skeptical of Congress's Twitter-friendliness
The Conversation: FCW's reporters and editors respond to your comments.
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Spending cuts: Welcome to the new normal
The sequester's across-the-board requirements will be softened, but the overall budget cuts are here to stay.
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Navy trying to keep up with fast-evolving cyber threats
A 'full spectrum attack' could overwhelm America's defenses, expert warns.
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Feds feel the pinch in Obama's proposed spending plan
The president's budget proposal offers a middle ground between the austerity budget passed by the Republican-led House and the more liberal document approved by the Senate, with a mix of spending cuts and revenue increases.
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VA’s Top Budget Priority: Processing Disability Claims
Total cost of new system is pegged at more than half a billion dollars through 2014.
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Did Jon Stewart Foil the Pentagon's Health Records Plan?
The comedian could finally do what Congress hasn't been able to do: Force the Defense Department to address its ‘intolerable’ system.
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EPA Relaxes Public Health Guidelines For Radiological Attacks, Accidents
Watchdog groups blast a new guide for coping with a disaster's environmental fallout.
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Pentagon Uses Online Tools to Enhance Collaboration and Cut Travel Costs
The number of registered users has jumped 700 percent to over 700,000 users.
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GAO dashboard tracks action on recommendations
As annual report on overlap and duplication is released, new Action Tracker monitors agency response to GAO suggestions.
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In a Secret Drone War, Immoral Kill Deals Will Always Tempt Us
Killing targets simply because foreign governments want them dead carries a high potential for blowback.
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Air Force designates cyber weapons
The move underscores the need to move ahead in defining the cyber domain, vice commander says.
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How to Convince Your Boss to Let You Telework
A new infographic can help managers reframe how they view off-site productivity.
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