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Engagement, not page views, key to online success
Jeffrey Taylor, founder of Monster.com, says most organizations still have a Web 1.0 mind-set.
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Letter: GSA's attention divided by telework issues
A reader asks Lurita Doan, GSA's administrator, to focus on tackling the Alliant contract and other major tasks under the agency's mission.
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Letter: Let's be real about clearance investigations
A reader says that the Office of Personnel Management's comments on improvements in clearance times should be checked against online public forum sites.
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Transportation secretary launches blog
Mary Peters becomes fourth agency head to start an online journal.
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Treasury to compete $300 million contract
The Treasury Department is planning a performance-based approach for information technology upgrades, maintenance and services after a GSA contract expires in 2009.
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Feds need to tap aging boomer workforce
The federal government needs to attract and retain older workers to avoid a shortfall in employees, an HHS official says.
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Letter: Article overstates vulnerabilities
A reader says our physical infrastructure is not as open to Internet-based attacks as some experts think, but there are other weaknesses.
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Bunn will replace Lacey at top job in NSPS office
As program executive officer, Bunn's first task will be to rewrite the NSPS regulations.
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Agencies entering budget limbo
Funding to remain steady as budgets are caught between administrations.
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House wants Coast Guard to lead on Deepwater
Lawmakers passed a measure that would require the Coast Guard to serve as lead systems integrator on new task orders.
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OCC awards $5.3 million e-content contract
Bank regulatory agency plans to move to real-time infrastructure during the next three to four years.
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Patent Office CIO to resign
Deputy CIO Deborah Diaz will serve as acting CIO until the agency hires a replacement.
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Cybersecurity's new world order
Government officials around the world encounter legal and diplomatic challenges in confronting cyberthreats.
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Homeland security's cyber eyes
Security experts roll out new techniques to try to keep up with today’s stealthy, transnational cyberattacks.
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Agencies to employ card alerts
Like credit card companies, GSA will use data mining to detect improper spending.
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Pope’s visit a telework test for feds
DOT uses traffic disruptions to test COOP program and let 2,800 employees telework.
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Clearance process gets makeover
Lean Six Sigma will shape plan to achieve efficient and uniform security clearances.
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