People

House bill would cut E-Gov Fund request by $2M

The Appropriations Committee proposal still bars OMB from using $40 million in surplus funds to finance e-gov initiatives.

People

NOAA responds to IG’s censure

An independent program executive office could help save a troubled environmental satellite project.

Modernization

VA data theft sparks marketing blitz

Effective PR often is tied to what happens in the world.

Acquisition

Alliant contracts move ahead

Draft RFPs still need details, industry groups say.

People

Lights out

Taking down part of the country’s fiber-optic infrastructure could be a crippling blow, but is it so easily done?

Modernization

The Pipeline

How to manage?; Gonna wipe that data right off my hard drive

Modernization

Quick look: Itronix goes semirugged

GoBook VR-1 is tougher than the average business laptop.

Digital Government

Circuit

Management of Change conference winners; IAC names new board; Internal memo reveals new NASA Ames boss has a restricted-access blog; DOD covers up space program boo-boos; DisabilityInfo.gov gets respect

Digital Government

Godspeed to ACT/IAC's Patrick Landin

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Digital Government

DHS vacancies

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People

Justice picks General Dynamics, Lockheed for wireless work

The two integrators, picked from a field of five, will compete to design the wireless network, which will serve 80,000 users in law enforcement.

People

FedSources: Partly sunny forecast for state, local tech spending

Factors that will tend to accelerate state and local IT spending in the next year to 18 months include state budget surpluses and population growth.

People

OPM unveils new federal career models

The program will offer alternative career paths, such as telework, nonstandard hours and flexible workdays.

People

Young leaders told to expect ambiguity

A panel urges aspiring federal leaders to learn how to thrive in an environment in which uncertainty is a given.

People

UPDATED: Officials say US-VISIT spending plan not ready

Department approval will free previously frozen funds for many key security efforts.

Cybersecurity

Survey: Contractors caught in clearances pinch

Many contractors say the process for getting security clearances has not improved -- or has even worsened -- as the demand for clearances has jumped.

Modernization

Walker: Limit the information agencies collect

Limiting the personal information that is collected and restricting the information that is stored are practical measures for avoiding information breaches.

People

States lack software to predict tsunami damage

The agency responsible for developing such software does not have enough money to do the work, according to GAO.

Modernization

Netco Government Services buys Multimax

The combined company, under chief executive Carlteon Jones, will retain the Multimax brand.

Digital Government

Who are you calling 'obscure'?

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