Digital Government
Shutdown averted in the nick of time -- again
Obama signs spending bill to keep the government running through Dec. 16.
Digital Government
Federal Coach: How to motivate and engage federal employees
Martin Gruenberg is the acting chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). For the first time, the FDIC was ranked number one on this year’s Best Places to Work in the Federal Government list of 33 large agencies. Gruenberg shares his thoughts, on this ranking status, with Tom Fox.
Digital Government
Turning the tables on Congress
Take note: One publication has taken aim at a new group of federal “employees”—members of Congress.
Digital Government
E-waste and telework are part of effort to reduce the government's environmental footprint
Federal offices shed 10,000 computers a week on average, GSA chief Martha Johnson says.
Digital Government
Is the boss nickel-and-diming your IT operations?
In the current budget environment, employees are likely to pay the price for budget-saving measures.
Cybersecurity
DHS still falling short in spending plan for border technology, GAO says
GAO scolds the Homeland Security Department for not fulfilling conditions set by COngress for border technology spending plan.
Modernization
Critics say government plays pretend with petitions
Frustrated users of Obama's new online petition site ask what's the point?
Cybersecurity
Cyber programs at a glance
Here is a look at some of the cyber training programs offered by the military services.
People
IT certification gives federal job seekers an edge
Pursuing an IT certification could help government IT professionals land a better job or get them more pay, survey says.
Acquisition