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Beijing impressions
Steve Kelman finds the charm and character of China's capital city.
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Budget, budget, budget …
Yup, it almost seems as though every news item coming out of Washington over the last several weeks – maybe months – has led right back to the federal budget.
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Smart phone security: Beware the Swisha Splash Boys
A lot of federal employees ride the train. A lot of smart phones are stolen from train riders. There is a good chance that your phone will have some information on it that you do not want to become public knowledge.
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Contractors would share the pain of a government shutdown
Veterans of past closings advise companies to talk with procurement officials to prepare for the possibility of halting operations.
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Top CBP procurement execs show lighter side at Industry Day
Many of the top IT and procurement officials at Customs and Border Protection were on hand to share information and a few candid remarks at Tuesday's Industry Day.
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DOD seeks to cut, downgrade executive jobs
The Defense Department is in the process of cutting 209 civilian senior executive positions, with 126 to be eliminated and 83 downgraded.
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What happens (and what doesn't) if the government shuts down?
Tell us what your agency won't be doing if the government shuts down.
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Government shutdown: Will chaos reign?
The shift to a skeletal crew of essential employees during the government shutdown of the 1990s “was, in many instances, disorganized and illogical at best, and oftentimes chaotic," the Congressional Research Service says. If the government shuts down in March, will it be any smoother?
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Broadband consultant frustrated with Beltway policy making
Craig Settles, a broadband industry consultant and president of Successful.com, as a D.C. outsider is frustrated with the ways of decision-making inside the Beltway.
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