People

Editorial: First, heal thyself

Everybody knows that the budget process is broken, but almost no one on Capitol Hill talks about it.

Acquisition

Input forecasts only modest growth in IT budgets

Political climate could make agencies wary of undertaking new IT projects, Input says.

People

Agencies to report financial services metrics under LOB

Starting in June, agencies and shared-services providers will have to report how well their financial services perform.

People

Circuit

Davis’ seat; Water, water everywhere; The new must-have e-mail address.

People

Another GSA official heads to private sector

Roger Waldron, GSA’s acting senior procurement executive, will join Mayer, Brown, Rowe and Maw as counsel.

People

Taxpayer advocate backs IRS e-file portal concept

Many people balk at paying transmission fees that professional tax firms charge for e-filing.

Modernization

HUD tells its HR success story

Agency adopts a new systems strategy based on ‘buy it’ rather than ‘build it.'

People

Agencies still lack dedicated telework personnel, survey finds

The latest survey of federal telework coordinators revealed that agencies still lack workers who are largely dedicated to promoting telework programs, but agencies are making progress.

People

Wilkerson appointed VP in Robbins-Gioia division

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Digital Government

Intercepts

WIN-T to LOST-T?; JNN rocks; Guard major general to run Northcom?; WiMax a win in Iraq; Oh my gosh, a ewe lamb disaster.

People

FlipSide

SoundBytes.

Modernization

USPTO's telework program sets the bar

Rigorous training and performance metrics are the basis for its success and expansion.

People

Buzz of the Week

Caught in the crossfire.

People

Miller: 7 ways to be collaborative

To be successful, managers must embrace change and sell people on how things can get better.

Digital Government

A prehistoric perspective on IGs

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Digital Government

A brush with reality

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Digital Government

A brush with reality

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Ideas

User-Oriented Netcentric Warfare

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