Digital Government
The sound of pencils sharpening ...
Well, today we got the first look at a partial list of the $74 billion in non-defense/non-security budget cuts that the new Republican majority aims to propose in the upcoming continuing resolution to fund the government through the end of the 2011 Fiscal Year.
People
Republican to propose spending cuts in CR legislation
House Appropriations Committee Chairman Rep. Hal Rogers (R-Ky.) has released a partial list of 70 drastic spending cuts that will be included in an upcoming continuing resolution bill.
Modernization
Recommended reading
Advice for embracing change; New fuel sources for data centers; IT worker shortage: No end in sight.
Cybersecurity
The best of the federal blogosphere
Don't get hijacked; The speed of the crowd; Domo arigato, Mr. Roboto.
People
The latest social media heartthrob
GovLoop members and social media gurus around the world are falling for Quora, writes Andrew Krzmarzick.
People
And now...the 2011 Federal 100 award winners
Federal Computer Week and 1105 Government Information Group shine the spotlight on exemplary government and contractor employees in our annual Federal 100 awards.
Modernization
GSA redesigns three of its Web portals
The General Services Administration recently added new features and design enhancements to three of its Web portals.
Digital Government
4 natural advances in the evolution of Gov 2.0
As agencies find their voices with social media, the next step is to use those online connections to let people have their say, too.
Acquisition
Could mission specialization solve DOD's woes?
In an era of tight budgets and ongoing conflict, specialization is an intriguing idea, but experts question whether it would save money.
People
Quick! Grab the org charts!
The president's call for a sweeping reorganization of the government creates a rare opportunity for real progress.
Digital Government
VA sets off flurry of talk over weather delays on Facebook page
The Veterans Affair Department wanted interaction on Facebook -- and it got it -- when it started a discussion about delaying payments to veterans.
Digital Government