Men vs. women in career advancement: Who's winning?

New study says career advancement strategies don't always work as well for one sex as for the other. Read on to find out who's ahead.

• By FCW
• October 14, 2011

Next-generation 911 technology requires new money and policies

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• By Josh Smith
• October 14, 2011

Agencies see advantages to open source content management systems

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• By Joseph Marks
• October 14, 2011

Pentagon cancels $15.9 billion battlefield radio program

Officials seek industry-developed replacement for broadband system after spiraling costs trigger termination.

• By Bob Brewin
• October 14, 2011

JLENS passes latest milesone; is mission ready: Raytheon

Defense Systems

• October 14, 2011

NIST funds testing tools for smart systems

Information Week

• October 14, 2011

U.S. copyright czar cozied up to content industry, e-mails show

Wired

• October 14, 2011

FCC to AT&T: Let's talk jobs

Washington Post

• October 14, 2011

More Americans Access e-Records

• By John Pulley
• October 13, 2011

Lentils and LightSquared

• By Bob Brewin
• October 13, 2011

TSA reads the tabloids

TSA's Blogger Bob offers some insight based on celebrity news.

• By FCW
• October 13, 2011

How to be an innovative fed

With innovation being all the rage, an expert advises on how to best realize ideas and make an impact in the federal space.

• By Camille Tuutti, FCW
• October 13, 2011

Lawmakers urge cap on salary contributions for all contractor employees

Proposed law would tie compensation of all contractor employees -- not just executives -- to federal employees' pay.

• By Matthew Weigelt, FCW
• October 13, 2011

BlackBerry crisis finally resolved

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• By Sara Jerome
• October 13, 2011

LightSquared: GPS businesses behind political controversy

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• By Josh Smith
• October 13, 2011

NASA CTO says help desks will soon be thing of past

ComputerWorld

• October 13, 2011

RSA: Nation-state was behind SecurID hack

Smart Data Collective

• October 13, 2011

Solar industry fights for extension of subsidies

Forbes

• October 13, 2011

Raytheon's cyberchief describes 'Come to Jesus' moment

ComputerWorld

• October 13, 2011

Class action suit seeks $4.9 billion in damages from TRICARE data theft

Plaintiffs allege the military health care provider put personal and sensitive information at risk by failing to encrypt the tape.

• By Bob Brewin
• October 13, 2011