People
Letter: Program coordination must exist at enterprise level
As many project managers will attest, you can seldom implement any solution without having dependencies on other strategic initiatives within an organization.
Digital Government
Letter: Last-minute funding better than none
All the Bush administration cares about is how the press release reads.
People
Senate committee passes IG, telework, e-gov bills
The White House and Senate in close negotiations on the legislation, especially the Inspector General Reform Act.
Modernization
DOE to test thin clients
The department's CIO said testing will begin within three months and the computers could be installed at its headquarters within six.
People
Harmony hires new VP of sales
William Sullivan will provide strategic and operational direction to the company's global sales operations and sales support teams, expand business partnerships, define sales channels, and set corporate objectives.
People
Administration orders accountability for program performance
Agencies will select an agency performance improvement officer and approve annual and long-term goals toward improved program performance, according to the order.
Acquisition
Letter: Get facts straight about companies leaving GSA schedules
Clashes between the audit and contracting groups are to blame for the departures of Canon, EMC and Sun.
People
Letter: A database of 800,000 records is nothing
Why does the Bush administration need so much money for something that seems rather simple?
People
IG: IRS needs better plan for updating aging hardware
The agency has been working to maintain and replace old hardware, but it lacks funding and comprehensive information, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration said.
People
Bush signs DOD spending bill, vetoes Labor, HHS, Education bill
The fiscal 2008 Defense bill would give the military more than $459 billion in discretionary spending.
People
OMB again reminds agencies to comply with Section 508
The latest memo comes after a GSA survey found only 3 percent of procurements included the accessibility standards.
People