Digital Government

A new job for Paul Brubaker

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Digital Government

Popular with POGO... again

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Digital Government

2009 will be big year for IRS

The IRS is working to reach its goal of having 80 percent of returns filed electronically.

Acquisition

Government buys bulk encryption

SmartBuy contracts could help many agencies afford better data security.

Modernization

The new diet plan: Virtualization, then major consolidation

Most organizations will require new tools and techniques to reap the full benefits.

Acquisition

10 SmartBuy encryption contracts awarded

The government will save as much as $73 million through cost avoidance during the agreements and could accelerate standard data security on mobile devices.

People

DOD reforms target bureaucracy

Governance changes could determine how Pentagon decisions are made in the future.

Modernization

NARA says no to DRM software

Digital rights management software poses a new challenge for records managers.

Digital Government

Budget debate could grow acerbic

DHS spending bill reveals major differences in White House and congressional priorities.

Digital Government

GAO: Deepwater needs more staff to stay afloat

A lack of adequate procurement staff has hindered progress, a new report finds.

Modernization

Tiny robots could help urban ops

DARPA wants industry input on a program to develop autonomous ground robots that can act as mobile radio relay nodes.

Modernization

It's a wireless world

Like it or not, smart phones and handheld messaging devices are all over government. Here’s how to make sure this invasion of mobile devices doesn’t drain your organization’s budget or threaten its security.

People

GAO hires private lawyers

The agency's top managers have hired a large Washington law firm that has experience in labor relations cases.

Acquisition

DHS has too many buying chiefs

Lawmakers blame agency’s organization for the contracting problems it faces.

Cybersecurity

FlipSide

Travel gear for the 21st century.

People

Nadler: Staying inside the bounds

A proposed rule on contractor ethics and business conduct is a sign of the times — and useful.

Acquisition

Industry: ‘Why don’t feds get it?’

Experts say the government is not using performance-based contracting correctly.

People

The outsourcer's dilemma

Many agencies need the help of contractors now more than ever, but outsourcing can be a minefield for the ill-prepared.