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Chopra sees split in open government community
Departing White House CTO Aneesh Chopra described what he perceives as a split in the open government community in a new interview published in The Atlantic.
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College grads uninterested in government careers
Agencies expecting a continued flow of qualified applicants for vacant positions should take a hard look at this study's findings.
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Government reorg plan draws fire
The president's proposal to consolidate agencies is getting mixed reactions.
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HUD's former deputy CIO moves to consulting firm
BRMi, based in Clarksville, Md., hires Chris Niedermayer.
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OPM renews attack on processing backlog
OPM chief calls delays "unacceptable," pledges to make issue his top priority.
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For the cartoonist, federal pay debates pay frequent dividends
FCW cartoonist John Klossner is always open to a new angle on everybody's favorite topic.
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House votes to extend pay freeze
A House vote moves a one-year pay-freeze extension closer to reality.
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A peek inside the Fed 100 process
A lot of hard work goes into choosing each year's Federal 100. Here, we pull back the curtain to show you how we do it.
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OMB calls on citizens for help on Shared IT Strategy
Industry and citizens are encouraged to forward their ideas and suggestions on the federal CIO’s framework to shared IT services.
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Presenting: The Federal 100 for 2012
Our winners span a broad range of accomplishments across government and industry, military and civilian agencies, at home and abroad.
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Federal union leader assails yet another pay freeze extension bill
A Wisconsin lawmaker becomes the latest to propose adding a year to the current pay freeze.
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NARA could miss deadline for declassification project
Although the deadline is nearly two years away to evaluate 400 million historic documents for possible declassification, the National Archives and Records Administration is already concerned it might not make it.
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Survey: Federal telework gains momentum
More federal employees say their managers are willing to give telework a go.
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Successful IT projects: Good news travels slowly
Steve Kelman finds a GAO report documenting successful IT acquisitions that apparently did not get much attention.
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Panetta fires first shot in defense budget showdown
Get ready for the future's leaner Defense Department.
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DOD still falters on auditabilty, Congressional panel says
The Defense Department has made strides in managing its financial systems but more work remains in the areas of accountability and auditability, says a congressional panel.
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Why career feds are needed now more than ever
The increasingly complicated issues facing agencies are not a good fit for short-term appointees, writes Cisco's Alan Balutis.
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