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3 agencies tout PMA's value

OMB's Johnson says score cards improved agencies' effectiveness in the past 7 years.

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Sprehe: The president's legacy

The White House has repeatedly tolerated inadequate systems for keeping e-mail records.

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2008 Federal 100 Judges

Also find out who judged the Eagle Award winners.

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Web extra: Bartock, Bird, Heitkamp: The value of collaboration

This team of experts views IT challenges in three dimensions.

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Web extra: Tapscott: Governance by participation

Think-tank founder envisions a technology-enabled democracy.

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Powner: A model of constructive oversight

This GAO official believes no one benefits from a 'gotcha' audit.

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Mintz: Turning conflict into consensus

A CIO exercises the fine art of politics to gain support for a key initiative.

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Schmidt: E-government expertise on tap

Google's CEO is always ready to share his insights with federal officials.

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Croom: Acquisition done better, faster, cheaper

The general shows others the way to transform a broken acquisition process.

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2008 Federal 100: Doers with vision

This year's Fed 100 winners are not only leaders but also doers. They are people who have refined strategic outlooks, but they are also adept tacticians.

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Telecommunications Industry Association adds board members

Graybar's Michael Dumas and Sumitomo Electric Lightwave's Fred McDuffee have joined the board of directors.

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Former feds to advise Cisco

Richard Burk, Ira Hobbs and Fred Thompson are the first members of the company's Advisory Fellows program.

Digital Government

Using virtualization to create policy

Agencies use a "synthetic" United States to play out policies.

Digital Government

Public satisfaction with e-government lowest since 2005

The dip is due to several factors, including uncertainty about the upcoming presidential election and transition, according to publishers of the University of Michigan's American Customer Satisfaction Index.

Emerging Tech

Millennials heighten information security concerns

An increase in security risk has caused 36 percent of IT managers to enforce new security policies and 67 percent to at least consider restricting the use of Web 2.0 applications and smart devices, according to a survey conducted by IT security firm Symantec.

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2008 Federal 100 winners

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