People

Unions on pay systems: No, but yes

Despite their bluster, unions say they don’t oppose performance-based pay for feds.

People

On duty: 24-hour video guards

The latest digital video gear is a big improvement over older analog equipment. Here's what you need to make digital security work for you.

People

Army's Carroll honored with Franke award

Kevin Carroll received the John J. Franke award for his consistent and extraordinary service to the government over the past 30 years.

Acquisition

The next big thing: TEM

Telecommunications expense management is a service that promises to help agencies control their burgeoning costs for telecom devices and services.

Cybersecurity

Federal data still vulnerable a year after VA laptop theft

A new survey finds not much progress has been made on securing workers' computers and access.

People

Rocky Mountain RHIO

A low-key management style and an emphasis on improving care have boosted physician support for a RHIO in Colorado.

People

FCW@20: Worn down from budget battle

IRM officials said they fear that many of their staff members, tired of being caught in the middle of the budget battle, may look for jobs in the private sector.

People

Editorial: Stating the obvious

Define government's business as the people's business.

Modernization

Copyright Office needs your help testing new system

The electronic Copyright Office, set to be released this summer, will help automate the primarily paper-based copyright registration process.

Cybersecurity

DOD surges on biometrics

With war supplemental funding assured, military in Iraq seeks enhanced IT tools.

Digital Government

Buzz of the Week

Geek chic in a virtual world.

Digital Government

Editor's letter: Record, record on the wall

Many large health care organizations have adopted electronic recordkeeping to maintain information coherence. But are these truly health records?

Modernization

Queuing up printer savings

When government offices take steps to control their document costs, they reap the rewards.

People

McDonough: The need for IGs

Recent attacks on agency inspectors general are misguided during a time of diminished oversight.

People

Welles: E-mail messaging

A marketer gives tips on using e-mail for communicating with the public.

Modernization

FlipSide

A few minutes with Michael Jones.

People

Draft approach to data classification moving forward

DHS, DOJ and others are finalizing a less complex, more consistent way to tag information for all agencies.

Cybersecurity

DHS sets its cyber R&D goals

Growing cybersecurity threats prompt DHS to seek quick turnaround on cyber research.

Digital Government

Data explosion strains peer review

NIST steps in with a system for researchers to exchange and validate scientific data.