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Which federal agency packs the most online punch?

There's clout, and then there's Klout, and a new study ranked 34 federal agencies for their online Klout scores.

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OMB cracks down on travel costs

New rules limt agency spending on travel, conferences.

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With NGEN, Navy prepares for move to the future

The Navy's long-awaited NGEN solicitation has been released, marking an official step forward for the service.

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VanRoekel: Agency culture to blame for resistance to tech adoption

Government leaders need to realize technology is their friend, a strategic asset, says the federal CIO.

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GSA postpones conference as part of 'top to bottom review'

GSA officials seek new ways to deliver information without travel, hotels.

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By the numbers: Defense IT spending

To understand the enormous scope of the Defense Department's enterprise IT strategy, one need only look at the numbers involved, which are big enough to form a tempting target for budget cutters.

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Belt-tightening prevents long-term plans for federal managers

The current fiscal era can be downright scary to all government employees, but budget uncertainty is paralyzing the federal government’s effort to move forward and look for efficiencies.

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Help for contract requirements

Online tools can help program managers develop requirements for contracting, Steve Kelman reports.

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Can DOD handle its business?

DOD has long been troubled by poor financial management, but 2012 could be the year it turns itself around.

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SSA needs to better manage its IT systems, GAO says

The Social Security Administration's reorganization in 2011 left a few loose ends untied.

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Hey grads shunning government work ... looked at the private sector lately?

FCW's resident cartoonist urges young professionals to take a more realistic view than some recent data suggests they do.

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Efforts to limit feds' conference attendance meet opposition

Industry associations worry that legislation designed to restrict the ability of federal employees to attend conferences would do more harm than good.

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Defense Authorization begins its long journey through the House

House defense bill asks for $3 billion more than the Obama administration's plan.

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GOP plan to nix sequester moves forward

House Republicans want to replace the looming sequester with cuts targeting health care and federal benefits.

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Readers question federal IT pay survey

Who makes more, IT professionals in government or private industry? FCW readers are conflicted.

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What’s the future like for CIOs?

The CIO will not become obsolete, just more evolved.

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Federal agency CIOs squeeze savings from IT spending

CIO shares successful savings strategies.

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Who pays for teleworkers' network connections?

The growing popularity of teleworking is giving rise to questions that had not been considered at any length before.

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Agencies get direction on implementing standardized enterprise architecture

New guidance gives agency heads steps to standardize the development and use of architectures.

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Seeking the brightest rising stars

The nomination period for FCW's Rising Stars is open, but don't delay -- the deadline is May 25.