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Category management will live on at GSA
People who work with GSA are confident that others who share Dan Tangherlini's reform instincts will keep the efforts running after his departure.
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Casey Coleman's take on what's next for federal IT
A year removed from GSA, Casey Coleman reflects on the latest trends -- and on how her agency-CIO perspective informs her work today with AT&T Government Solutions.
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CMS head Tavenner, who presided over rocky HealthCare.gov launch, steps down
Marilyn Tavenner was thrust into the spotlight after the ill-fated launch of HealthCare.gov in October 2013, and she was among the officials called on by Congress to explain the massive IT failure.
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Progress, but not yet parity
Women remain sorely underrepresented in the federal IT workforce, much as they are in Silicon Valley and elsewhere. But at least the pay gap picture looks better.
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'We have to stop scaring women out of IT'
Actively recruiting more women into the tech workforce is crucial, senior federal IT leaders say.
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Tangherlini leaving GSA next month
During his nearly three years on the job, GSA Administrator Dan Tangherlini focused on building an innovation culture and overhauling the acquisition process.
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A new model for program management
Creating governmentwide Program Management Centers of Excellence could save countless programs that are otherwise doomed to fail -- and do so on the cheap.
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Clearing the health-records hurdle
Big changes are needed before electronic health records play a major part in stopping epidemics, experts say.
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Chrousos adds new role at GSA
GSA Chief Customer Officer Phaedra Chrousos will stay in that job while also assuming the post of associate administrator for the Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies.
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Tech panels, IoT caucus, a Marine at DIA and CNN’s drones
News and notes from around the federal IT community.
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Why Congress should look back before charging ahead
FITARA has the potential to force real change, Alan Balutis writes -- but not if legislators take their eyes off the ball on implementation.
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The measure of all things
A Commerce Department advisory council hopes to quantify innovation and measure the effectiveness of incubators and federal grants.
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What private-sector CIOs are saying
A new survey explores industry CIOs' frustrations, ambitions and compensation.
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Closing the gender gap in federal IT
Here are several actions federal managers can take to create a more gender-diverse -- and successful -- workforce.
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The feds who headed for the exits in 2014
FCW recaps the key retirements and shifts to the private sector.
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The secret danger of strong leaders
Steve Kelman looks at research that warns leaders who feel too powerful can hinder good team performance.
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Get out of the weeds and lead
Excelling at a particular activity does not necessarily prepare to lead a team, just as playing the violin doesn't prepare you to be an orchestra's conductor.
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How to be a REALLY bad manager
10 rules to help you stand out from the management crowd (plus some tips on that other approach).
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