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OMB wants trusted access plans
Deadlines are fast approaching to reduce Internet connections for greater security.
People
Agencies tackle backlog of citizenship applications
CIS and the FBI process time-consuming name checks.
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Census, Congress spar on funds
Cost overruns lead to brinksmanship that threatens other department program funds.
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FDA seeks regular mark downs
The agency wants to receive monthly volume discounts as part of an IT services contract.
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Contractors are here to stay
One scholar argues that government must rely on contractors or reduce its mission.
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Help for deaf, hard-of-hearing workers
Library of Congress offers employees the option of video-relay phone service.
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Panel: Feds must adapt to the next generation of workers
Young workers seek flexibility and new technology at their workplaces.
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Energy agency tries merit pay
Unions say they will watch closely as NNSA introduces a new pay system.
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Take the guesswork out of green
Successful green computing initiatives rely on a power audit that includes 3 basic steps.
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Kelman: The not-so-obvious lesson
A tale of procurement woe shows that contracting officials need to be trusted business advisers.
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Editorial: Rewarding innovation
The Census Bureau's decision to return to paper is indicative of government's lack of incentives for innovation.
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Don’t be surprised by e-discovery
Government and legal experts suggest 5 steps for improving your ability to produce records needed for legal proceedings.
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From CIO to battlefield techie
Lisa Schlosser finds technical and leadership challenges as an Army reservist, not to mention sandstorms and oven-hot heat.
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