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Census, Congress spar on funds
Cost overruns lead to brinksmanship that threatens other department program funds.
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Contractors are here to stay
One scholar argues that government must rely on contractors or reduce its mission.
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Panel: Feds must adapt to the next generation of workers
Young workers seek flexibility and new technology at their workplaces.
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Energy agency tries merit pay
Unions say they will watch closely as NNSA introduces a new pay system.
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Take the guesswork out of green
Successful green computing initiatives rely on a power audit that includes 3 basic steps.
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Kelman: The not-so-obvious lesson
A tale of procurement woe shows that contracting officials need to be trusted business advisers.
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Editorial: Rewarding innovation
The Census Bureau's decision to return to paper is indicative of government's lack of incentives for innovation.
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From CIO to battlefield techie
Lisa Schlosser finds technical and leadership challenges as an Army reservist, not to mention sandstorms and oven-hot heat.
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Officials request agencies' strategic-sourcing reports
Acquisition officials seek numbers to gain support for the buying strategy.
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Late requirements sank Census handhelds
Officials say if the Census Bureau had defined its requirements earlier, handheld computers might still have been used for follow-up questionnaires.
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IRS chief to tackle identity theft
Commissioner says new processes and technology will improve IRS response to victimized taxpayers.
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GAO: OMB should move on HSPD-12
None of the federal agencies surveyed had met the October 2007 deadline, auditors found.
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Air Force pushing ahead on cyberspace
The service is close to finalizing a doctrine designed to guide its major cyberspace offensive and defensive capabilities.
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GAO report outlines purchase card abuses
A Government Accountability Office report finds that weaknesses of internal controls allowed almost half of government purchase card transactions to skirt the rules.
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OFPP's Burton to retire in July
During more than seven years at OFPP, Robert Burton played a major role in directing and developing governmentwide acquisition policies.
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Hughes to provide distance-learning network
The company will provide a satellite-based distance-learning network for agencies in the Government Education and Training Network.
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Davis: Census didn't heed warnings
Rep. Tom Davis says the Census Bureau ignored multiple warnings about the expanding requirements for its Field Data Collection Automation program.
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