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Rising Star: Stephen Ander
Stephen Ander, now a consultant at Gallup, developed a plan to improve the Secret Service's hiring process while working there.
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Rising Star: Kimberly Allred
Kimberly Allred, a program analyst at the State Department, oversaw development of key knowledge management platforms.
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Ten years later, e-gov compliance is still incomplete
Agencies have done much of what the E-Gov act asked of them, but trouble spots remain.
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Election 2012: What's at stake for feds?
Republican Mitt Romney and Democrat Barack Obama offer competing visions for America. But how do they stand on federal priorities?
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Former top DOD officials skewer Congress over sequestration
In a rare joint appearance, two former DOD leaders to take Congress to task for exacerbating the top U.S. threats: budget cuts and the national debt.
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DOD officials cautiously tout progress in financial management reform
Meeting Leon Panetta's aggressive timeline is a daunting challenge, but DOD officials say the effort is advancing.
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Rising Star: Lisa Alferieff
Lisa Alferieff, chief operating officer at TCG, managed the overhaul of the Treasury Department's Budget Formulation and Execution Manager system.
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Honoring the 2012 Rising Stars
A dozen up-and-coming professionals have been recognized this year for making an early -- and substantive -- mark in the government technology community.
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Battlefield rotations could be bad for contract management
In war zones, contract personnel are often just getting familiar with their work when it's time to go home.
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Planning for -- and surviving -- sequestration
With sequestration possible in just a few months, experts offer tips to help managers minimize the impact of budget cuts on employees and agency missions.
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After VA, Maurice Stewart joins the Ambit Group
Stewart led Veterans Affairs Department efforts to improved communications and transform its relationship with suppliers.
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Counting federal employees is no simple task
The federal workforce is on the hot seat as policymakers try to cut costs, but the simple question of how big the workforce is yields no definitive answer.
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GSA's SAM continues to frustrate its users
One system frustrates an entire community of federal agencies and government contractors.
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GSA may lower some contract surcharges for agencies
With a surplus on hand in the GSA Schedules program, the time may be ripe for restructuring the fees, according to GSA's leader.
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Tangherlini to centralize GSA's IT, people management
GSA's CIO could gain considerable new influence under restructuring plan, acting administrator tells Senate panel.
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Will feds get a pay raise?
President Barack Obama suggested a pay raise for federal employees, but it's conditional on lawmakers working together.
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Research just proves the obvious? Not so fast.
Academic research is full of surprises, Steve Kelman maintains, even though many people believe it only shows what's already obvious.
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NIH makes leadership adjustments at technology acquisition center
IT contracting program director takes on a new role.
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Becky Nolan: Making her mark on the IT community
Becky Nolan talks about her most important accomplishments and the lessons she’s learned during her decades-long career at AFCEA.
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