People
Feds owe $1B in back taxes
Almost 100,000 federal employees owe more than $1 billion in unpaid taxes -- and that could cost them their jobs.
People
2012: The rise of the virtual workforce
2012 will see a more intense focus on building a 'hyper-productive, hyper-available' federal workforce.
People
Gov 2.0: Now the real work begins
Having picked all the low-hanging fruit in the form of Facebook, Twitter and mobile apps, federal agencies will be more targeted in their social media approaches in 2012.
Modernization
DARPA commissioning ad-hoc smart phone network
DARPA and SAIC are set to develop a new mobile ad-hoc network for smart phone use.
Modernization
Facebook 'invisible' sharing worries privacy advocates
New Facebook features could share your information without your knowledge, expert fears.
Modernization
White House sets up official Page on Google Plus
It's the newest social network on the scene, but Google Plus may pick up some momentum with the addition of The White House as a new member.
Cybersecurity
President's Challenge Site: Temporarily Hack[y] Sacked?
Visitors to the President's Challenge Physical Activity, Nutrition and Fitness Awards program website on Thursday were in for a surprise when instead of the fitness page they received the following message:
Digital Government
Disaster recovery goes virtual
Business continuity capabilities don’t have to be gold-plated to get the job done anymore.
Digital Government
Throw away the clock
Say you have an employee who is often 20 minutes late. So what? Try managing without a clock, advises HR pro.
People
The devil, the details and contract terms
Research offers a surprising finding about contract terms.
Digital Government