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Getting government into high gear
The IBM Center for the Business of Government's look at the tools and strategies available for accelerating service quality and reducing costs.
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Tangherlini picked to be permanent GSA administrator
After serving in an acting capacity for more than a year, Dan Tangherlini is the president's pick to take the role officially.
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VanRoekel takes on management in temporary OMB shift
Federal CIO will take over while a permanent replacement for Jeffrey Zients is found.
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ACT-IAC honors GSA's McClure with Franke Award
McClure earned the honor with his 'incredible track record of ... making good things happen.'
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Deputy federal CIO outlines future priorities
Security, procurement and management initiatives top the Obama administration's goals for federal IT.
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Agencies address the 'people problems' of shared services
IT leaders discuss obstacles to buy-in, tactics for overcoming 'component-level resistance.'
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Virtual training saving the Navy time, money
The Naval Safety & Environmental Training Center provides training to some 10,000 Navy personnel and government civilians around the world each year.
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Agencies give themselves passing grades on digital
While rating their agencies as adequate, few federal IT executives would claim top marks on executing the government's Digital Government strategy. What are the barriers?
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Moniz confirmed as Energy Secretary
By a vote of 97-0, the Senate approved the appointment of the MIT physicist to lead DOE.
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Werfel takes reins at IRS
OMB Controller will take acting role at tax agency as scandal unfolds.
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Where to find -- and how to woo -- your next hires
A new report from the Partnership for Public Service and Booz Allen Hamilton tells agencies how to compete with the private sector for highly skilled employees.
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Economic effects of open data policy still 'anecdotal'
At FOSE, VanRoekel touts examples and potential of open government efforts to date, while warning against letting commercial demands for federal data overwhelm the government's resources.
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Is the old-school agency hierarchy doomed?
Agency org charts probably will look the same for a while, but experts from both the public and private sectors say the new rules of innovation and sharing are rapidly changing things.
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What's next for digital government?
At FOSE, Rick Holgate and Gwynne Kostin outline the coming agenda for open data and other initiatives.
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DOD furlough decision made
The Defense Secretary has decided how many unpaid days off civilian employees will have to take.
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Why do officials really conduct business on personal e-mail?
The Conversation: FCW's reporters and editors respond to your comments.
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USDA research efforts need management improvements: GAO
Oversight agency critiques collaborative planning and other aspects of Agriculture's research programs.
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OPM releases SES career positions list
As required by law, agencies have published their lists of senior executive positions that are limited to career federal employees.
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OMB nominee sails through questioning
Nobody was interested in giving Brian Deese a hard time during his confirmation hearing.
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