People

Councils propose ethics rule for contractors

Rule would require contract employees to conform to federal ethics standards.

People

Performance systems experience growing pains

U.S. and Canadian government execs identify similar problems with pay for performance.

Modernization

Training could be the missing leg of IPv6

Experts say few agencies are paying enough attention to the need for training.

Modernization

Doan urges balancing rules and results

Lawmakers are busy offering legislative fixes for recent government contracting concerns.

People

Computing Community Consortium Council names first chairman

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People

Proliferating watch lists leave CIOs baffled

They want more specifics on why projects are on the lists and how to move them off.

People

Paul Hsu named SBA associate administrator

He will direct programs that include the 8(a) Business Development program and HUBZone Empowerment Contracting.

People

The battle for spectrum

Growing demand and a finite supply of radio frequencies could force confrontation — and compromise — between the U.S. government and competing global interests.

People

Circuit

IPIC 2007: Climbing the mountain; Giving away the money; In memoriam: Cynthia S. Upson; In memoriam: Tim Sheehan.

People

Post committee votes online within two days, resolution states

The move would give the public a comprehensive view of legislators' voting record, sponsors say.

People

Lisagor: Avoiding management malaise

Negative emotions can drag down any organization that lacks good leadership.

People

Former CIO Hobbs to coach federal executives

As a coach for the Council for Excellence in Government's Leadership Fellows Program, Ira Hobbs will guide participants through a yearlong personal and professional development curriculum.

Cybersecurity

DHS launches national center for computer forensics training

The curriculum will include basic electronic crimes investigation, network-intrusion investigation and computer forensics.

People

FlipSide

FCW Time Machine 1990: Flight strips survive.

Cybersecurity

Congress, states and DHS face off over Real ID

Shortage of funding, privacy concerns bog down nationwide implementation plan.

People

Buzz of the Week

Distraction reaction

Cybersecurity

Intell community embraces Web 2.0 tools

National director sets rules of the road for intelligence information superhighway.

People

Fisher searches for the optimal organization

New transformation director brings Silicon Valley innovation to DOD’s bureaucracy.

Modernization

Griffiths: A time for software as a service

The Defense Department could make a good business case for on-demand applications.

Cybersecurity

Lab not wiping sensitive data before discarding machines, DOE finds

The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory has been lax in adhering to the department's and its own policies.