Digital Government
TRICARE kicks off procurement for Defense/VA pharmacy system
Electronic system eventually will manage 190 million prescriptions a year for the two departments.
Acquisition
How common biases can mess with spending decisions
Three biases often make it difficult for leaders to reach a consensus, writes Decision Lens' Kevin Connor.
Modernization
How data center consolidation prep work has its own rewards
Inventory management efforts can help agencies save money in numerous ways, writes Christopher Stacy, a senior associate at Pace Harmon.
Modernization
After the executive order: Will IT devices prove their worth?
President Obama's Nov. 9 executive order has a clear intent: To limit the number of IT devices.
Digital Government
Defense bill passes after lengthy debate
While measures pertaining to military detention of suspected terrorists dominated the debate, the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act will also affect defense IT.
People
VA hands out employee bonuses too easily, audit finds
Federal auditors found that the majority of bonus payments made to retain key employees at Veterans Affairs agencies were lacking in proper justifications and documentations.
People
Federal agencies ranked on Twitter engagement
Do your tweets get reaction and retweeting, or does Twitter feel like you are shouting down a well?
Digital Government
Will feds accept yet another pay freeze?
A new proposal to extend the federal pay freeze an additional three years could be too much of a sacrifice for even the most loyal feds.
Digital Government
Earl Devaney to resign from Recovery board
Earl Devaney, who chairs the board overseeing economic stimulus law spending, is retiring after 41 years of federal service, according to a news report.
Digital Government
Former Marine protests tech transfer, claims retaliation
Medal of Honor winner sought to block a plan to give advanced rifle scopes to Pakistan, then his boss and a Navy SPAWAR program manager portrayed him as mentally unstable.
Digital Government