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Work: It's what you do, not where you do it
In the ongoing quest to save money, many agencies are turning to flexible, communal office space -- and are redefining work in the process.
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New bill would elevate IG pay, authority
The legislation aligns with changes supported by the Council of Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency.
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Former Army CIO heads to Booz Allen Hamilton
Susan Lawrence will help lead the contracting giant’s Defense Market Group.
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Childs retires after 45 years of government service
As chancellor of NDU's iCollege, Childs brought a new level of IT training to the Defense Department and other agencies.
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Announcing the 2014 Fed 100
Meet the 100 individuals whose leadership and initiative have been truly exceptional.
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Optimistic for 2014
Alan Balutis outlines his reasons for optimism when it comes to federal IT.
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Make the case for mobility
Winning approaches by federal leaders suggest that mobile success begins not with a device, but with a proper business plan.
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IT systems as a team sport
HealthCare.gov has everyone focused on technology and acquisition, but Bob Woods argues that the real emphasis should be on knowing one's stakeholders.
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Listening to some of the smartest government procurement people around
Steve Kelman reports on ideas being discussed by the Board of Advisors for the Veterans Administration Acquisition Academy Board of Advisors.
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Agencies launch online complaint system for veteran education
The effort involves a half-dozen federal agencies and is intended to smooth the GI Bill process for veterans and dependents.
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Can acquisition be improved through fun and games?
ASI Government's Lisa Akers argues that the real potential is in training and developing critical thinking.
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Agencies and Agile: How to make it work
A new report helps agency leaders understand what the popular approach to software development can offer complex government projects.
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Coleman's parting thoughts at GSA
Her farewell blog post recaps accomplishments and handicaps future tech. Plus, the GSA Training and Expo has been canceled for the second year.
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Werfel officially out of government
After wrapping up his acting duties at IRS, former OMB controller looks to the private sector.
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Report says telework could save $14B annually
Telework is underused by the federal government and could boost employee productivity, argues a new study.
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Initiative aims to find and fix federal inefficiencies
Legislation would create a Government Transformation Board empowered to impose its will on recalcitrant agencies.
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TechAmerica hires state/local VP
Russ Guarna comes to the industry group from the California Department of Technology.
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New report details federal best practices in telework
The Mobile Work Exchange has released a guide to telework success, developed in conjunction with OPM.
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AT&T bolsters public-sector team
Michael Leff is the third senior executive to join AT&T Government Solutions in recent months.
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