People

Small in a big world

Small-agency CIOs struggle to meet big agency governance and reporting requirements, but they have some advantages over the big guys.

Digital Government

Circuit

Muggles on Capitol Hill; Workforce change.

People

Union to take NSPS case to Supreme Court

The American Federation of Government Employees plans to file an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court after the U.S. Court of Appeals denied a motion for a full review of the case.

Digital Government

OMB wants to expand Core.gov

A memo to chief architects asks for comments on a plan to make site more similar to a community of interest.

Modernization

FlipSide: A few minutes with Gr'goire Gentil

Gentil's company has made an inexpensive, eco-friendly PC that he said should appeal to people who don't like to fix things.

Modernization

IT execs ask: What can IPv6 do for me?

Preparations to install IPv6 on government backbone networks are in full swing, but who's asking, "How can IPv6 improve government services?"

Digital Government

Today's Dilbert: Seem too familar?

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Ideas

UK Defence Restricts Internet Use, Too

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Digital Government

Hottest jobs in the U.S. -- so they say

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Digital Government

Give me an H...

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Digital Government

Name the National Zoo's

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Digital Government

'Suckers' have the better career path

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Acquisition

Company to help LA move digital files

The city uses YouSendIt primarily to send contracts with large engineering diagrams and to deliver software updates to city end users, a spokeswoman said.

Digital Government

A vote against pay for performance

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People

NIST director resigns

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Digital Government

Should the GS system be scrapped or not?

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People

NIST director resigns

William Jeffrey will become the director of the Science and Technology Division at the Institute for Defense Analysis.

People

IG: ITES-2S restricts small biz

The Army Contracting Agency miscoded the $20 billion IDIQ contract, making it unsuitable for small businesses, an audit found.

People

Citizen adoption of e-gov is key to saving money

The Congressional Research Service's report on a survey of 38 states finds federal e-government efforts have only a minor affect on local plans.

Ideas

Fighting Cyberthreats III

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