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6 lessons for feds from Silicon Valley (plus 3 that really don't apply)
Tech entrepreneurs' leadership goals are strikingly similar to those of agency IT executives. But the obstacles to getting there can be very, very different.
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What's so special about federal fellows?
A reader wonders if a recent article on the effects of the shutdown on federal fellowships means FCW is not concerned about the rest of the federal workforce.
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Fed 100 nominations open
Don't delay! Tell us about the extraordinary federal and contractor employees whose work made a difference this year.
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Federal fellows take an unwanted break
The government shutdown has young innovators eager to get back to work.
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Modernization Act about more than metrics
Many of the provisions put forth in the 2011 "modernization" of the Government Performance and Results Act, enacted in 1993, are just now coming into play.
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DOD's No. 2 stepping down
Ashton Carter's last day as deputy defense secretary will be Dec. 4.
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Utah hooks into FBI cybercrime data
The western state is collaborating in a pilot program that allows state law enforcement agencies to search the FBI's Internet-crime databases
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What the shutdown says to the tech workforce
The shutdown is but one of several factors sending a discouraging message to the federal workforce, and to talented students and professionals who could be potential new hires.
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House passes bill to keep paychecks coming
White House threatens to veto measure that would pay essential employees during shutdown.
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Seeking the 'story behind the numbers'
More than 100 federal financial leaders and senior leaders of advisory groups share insights on transparency, risk and cost management, and future challenges.
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How agency heads are measuring to manage
Steve Kelman's research suggests that performance management is finally becoming ingrained in federal agencies -- especially those with outstanding leaders.
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VA furloughs 2,700 IT employees
As carrryover funding runs out, department succumbs to shutdown.
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Are we sitting ducks in the cyber pond?
Washington heavyweights warn that the shutdown could be potentially disastrous for national security.
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Shutdown begins to affect contractors
The unavailabilty of systems subject to the shutdown is making it harder for businesses to hire.
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Park: Demand overwhelmed healthcare.gov
White House officials say they know why the federal healthcare information site suffered so many slowdowns and failures in its first days.
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DDM nominee clears Senate committee
The next step for Beth Cobert is approval by the full Senate, which may not be possible until the shutdown is resolved.
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HealthCare.gov bug fixes underway
The portal for Americans in states without their own health insurance exchanges is undergoing some rehabilitation after a shaky start.
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Feds' personal tweets give insight to #ShutdownLife
Justin Herman's 'shutdown beard' updates and Dan Munz's political opinions are among the interesting tweets that the shutdown is inspiring.
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