People
Telework first-timers look back on the experience
Newcomers to telework who took part in Telework Week found it to be eye-opening.
Digital Government
Management Fellows Aren't the Only Ones Who Need Help Finding Federal Jobs
Guide aims to assist all students and recent grads.
Digital Government
Funding the military of the future
DOD needs a shift in its priorities to effectively plan for America's changing role in the world, experts say.
People
OPM readies exit survey for departing SES members
The government has been missing out on valuable information it could be collecting from leaders who leave.
Digital Government
Redesigning the Federal Workspace for the 21st Century
GSA is testing a flexible office layout that embraces mobility and collaboration tools.
Cybersecurity
Will Businesses Be Forced to Say If They've Been Hacked?
The proposed rule on data breaches appears as part of a larger draft bill being circulated in the House Judiciary Committee.
Digital Government
Budget duel awaits Congress after recess
The Senate passed a budget for the first time in four years, but the battle for 2014 isn't over.
Digital Government
Twelve Fresh Ideas for Transforming the Places We Live With Open Data
A few of the 886 proposals from the Knight Foundation's latest open government news challenge.
Digital Government
Budget Cuts Hit E-Verify
Anti-fraud enhancements central to immigration reform could be delayed due to sequestration.
Digital Government
Shining light on the CIA
The Conversation: FCW's reporters and editors respond to your comments.
Digital Government
Who Writes the Wikipedia Entries About Where You Live?
And what if it's not other people who live there?
People
OMB urges shared services for financial management
Traditional approaches to financial systems implementations have left agencies exposed to significant risks in cost, quality and performance, according to OMB memo.
Emerging Tech
Drones Will Track Rhino Poachers in India
Conservation drones can be smaller and less sophisticated than those used in warfare.
People
VA chief of staff resigns
John Gingrich has announced plans to leave the agency by March 31 after decades in public service.
Acquisition
FITARA in context: Procurement reform since Clinger-Cohen
The Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996 is widely recognized as a watershed moment in federal IT procurement legislation, and several bills since then have shaped the system further. Where does the Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act, now under consideration in Congress, fit into the big picture?
Cybersecurity
Security compliant supermarket chain hit by credit card fraud anyway
Financial Services // Food and Beverage // Arizona, California, New Mexico, United States
Cybersecurity
City IT admin reads Hoboken mayor's email to ensure techie’s job is secure
Government (U.S.) // New Jersey, United States
Digital Government
Americans Are Okay with Drone Strikes — in Other Countries
A new Gallup poll suggests that public support for drone use, while broad, narrows as strikes get closer to home.
Cybersecurity
How 'Privacy' Killed Google Reader
The death of the RSS reader may be due to the firm's growing sensitivity to privacy lawsuits.
Digital Government