Cybersecurity
Lawmakers push compromise on ID cards
Bill calls for enhanced driver's licenses and changes to border passport program.
Acquisition
Corini: Raise your guard
5 beneficial practices for managing your GSA schedule contracts and staying clean.
Modernization
i-GPS plan stumbles on Capitol Hill
DOD’s initiative for novel satellite navigation concept could be short-lived.
Acquisition
Education says, ‘Do it all’
Department’s EDUCATE procurement will make contractors shoulder more IT risk.
Modernization
Networx: Now for the hard choices
With Universal and now Enterprise, feds must sort through telecom options.
Digital Government
Google 911
The use of online search tools to find health information has spurred a debate about how to tap their power without sacrificing the precision required when lives are at stake.
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.
Modernization