Digital Government

Eurozone crisis, luxury consumption

Is Europe's economy affecting luxury spending?

People

Moving beyond telework: What's next?

Where will the evolution of telework take the federal government?

Digital Government

Issa scolds IG about slow reporting

Issa's oversight committee regularly receives updates from IGs, but not from GSA IG Miller regarding his investigation of the lavish Western Regions Conference.

Digital Government

The mind reader from Maryland

Martha Johnson, the General Services Administration's former chief, testified about the infamous 2010 Western Regions Conference April 16, and, for one congressman, her face said everything she was thinking.

Digital Government

The yes man

Former chairman of the Recovery Board recaps how he was asked by the White House to head the entity that oversees $787 billion.

Digital Government

Video: Discovery shuttle hitches a ride to Washington

The shuttle flew to Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum's Virginia annex, where it will sit on display.

Digital Government

Air Force awards nearly $7 billion in network hardware contracts

Nine firms are selected to provide gear, including fingerprint, facial and iris identity systems.

Digital Government

IT investments not bearing fruit at FDA, report finds

Agency efforts to modernize -- including a decade-old $280 million initiative -- have fallen flat, GAO says.

Digital Government

EHR Appeals Deadline Moved

Acquisition

VA pushes relationship repair with industry suppliers

The Veterans Affairs Department is leading the charge to improve procurement through better communication with industry.

People

Learning the art of employee engagement

Keeping employees engaged at work is about more than keeping them busy, and it's a cost-efficient way to retain your best talent.

People

Tech companies push for more transparent federal data, common identifiers

Technology companies have formed a group to promote standardization and common identifiers in federal data.

People

Former GSA leader regrets scandal that 'besmirched' agency's good name

Martha Johnson, who stepped down as GSA head when a report revealed spending abuses at an agency conference, expressed her regrets to a House panel, while another official implicated in the affair invoked his fifth amendment rights.