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No smart phone for you! Not yet anyway.

Agency IT shops are struggling to meet user demands for wireless mobile devices.

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Government stars rock the house at FedTalks 2011

Now is the best time to be an innovator, says Obama's chief technology officer.

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Will we ever again have a budget?

Congressional budget battles have led to three near-shutdown moments already this year, and a fourth one might be just weeks away.

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Shakespeare and federal contracting

ImmixGroup funds a local radio theater troupe.

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Federal Coach: Jacqueline Berrien on leading the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Jacqueline A. Berrien has been the chair of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) since April 2010. A Harvard Law School graduate, Berrien practiced civil rights law for many years and assisted underrepresented groups as a program officer for the Ford Foundation.

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Officials encourage agencies to look far and wide for innovation

Great ideas can come from unexpected sources, from an ordinary citizen responding to a crowd-sourcing initiative to a chance encounter with an employee in the elevator, tech leaders say.

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Water main break at new Walter Reed leaves three clinics 'unusable'

Leak occurred same day President Obama visited wounded troops.

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About those sleepy feds ...

News that the Census Bureau asked employees to stop napping in public areas probably made most readers yawn.

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Privacy concerns might freeze program profiling terrorism suspects

Service allowing a range of federal, state and local officials to access potential culprits' personal information hasn't been vetted through a privacy assessment.