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What feds are thinking about the workplace
The 2012 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey finds commitment strong, but morale declining.
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ACT-IAC honors Reed, Turco, O'Neill, others for leadership
Normally announced at the Executive Leadership Conference, individual awards recognize government and industry leaders in the IT community.
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Will protest fees have other costs?
Proposed fee for filing bid protest is small, but could have unintended consequences.
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Crowdsourcing the next NASA.gov
Agency is pushing for public input as it plans its website redesign.
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Transition tips for careerists
Making a good impression on new agency leaders serves you well, writes Alan Balutis, but it takes some finesse.
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Workforce challenges continue to hamper FDA
Independent report calls for additional training, improved metrics and mandatory exit interviews.
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VA turns to electronic payments to save money, improve work
New rule takes effect Dec. 27, makes previously voluntary system mandatory.
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GSA launches data dashboard for GWACs
According to GSA's Mary Davie, the new tool addresses needs voiced by both agencies and contractors.
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NOAA seeks stopgap solutions to looming satellite issue
With a lengthy gap in weather-satellite coverage likely, agency is looking for other ways to ensure forecasts’ quality and timeliness.
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5 ways feds can interoperate
ACT-IAC report on information sharing stresses early planning, promises cost savings.
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OFPP wants to edit cost accounting standards exemptions
Proposed rule change would replace detailed list with general guidelines.
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Improper payments by agencies on the decline
OMB touts $47 billion in savings since 2009, approaching Obama’s goal of $50 billion by the end of fiscal 2012.
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Videoconferencing: From novelty to necessity
Video conferencing was once a curiosity for many and a bane for the camera-shy. Today, it's a handy and economical way to communicate.
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Fast-tracking a government career
Career tips are like any other opinions: Everyone has one. To make sense of all the conflicting advice, FCW asked seven experts to tell us what young feds should do to get ahead, and what they should avoid.
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Klossner on the CIO
FCW cartoonist John Klossner has some thoughts on how colleagues sometimes see the role of the CIO.
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In Congress, tech experience runs deep for four new members
Representatives-elect Daines, Foster, DelBene and Salmon could be the techie caucus of the House freshman class.
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Mark Day: How agencies boost savings
The director of GSA's Office of Strategic Programs knows how agencies can become more efficient in today's budget climate.
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Presidential transitions: Your chance to shine
With a little preparation, senior leaders can rise to the top during a transition, but the time to act is now, writes Bob Woods
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