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Letter: Agency use of Lean Six Sigma a political process

Consequently, agencies lose resources to the point that there are not enough to perform some functions.

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Arizona signs on for enhanced driver's licenses

The licenses, which will require a photo ID and an RFID chip containing an ID number, will comply with WHTI and Real ID requirements.

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Air Force pushes cyber warrior training

Cyber Command and the Air National Guard are among the organizations creating classes and defining roles.

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Pension Benefit Guarantee Corp. revises IT processes

The agency hires the Ambit Group to help transform its business practices after an audit found deficiencies in 34 IT process areas.

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Waxman, Davis press Bloch about alleged file deletion

The lawmakers have asked Special Counsel Scott Bloch for a transcribed interview about allegations that he improperly deleted files from his office PC.

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No SBInet payment for Boeing until system is usable

Integration problems are holding up the completion of Project 28, the initial step in the border security system.

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OFPP: Stop giving incentive awards for average contractor work

Administrator Paul Denett said agencies sometimes pay contractors extra even when they fail to meet objectives.

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USAJobs links up with major search engines

Information about federal job openings is available through Internet search engines as a result of new Office of Personnel Management initiative.

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GSA issues laptops to kick off teleworking plan

Concerns about employees using unsecured personal computers to access agency networks led to the step, GSA's CIO said.

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IG to DHS: Spend more wisely

In a semiannual report to Congress, the IG said the department could have done a better job of spending $26 million.

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Letter: Higher-level politics impede COTRs

A director hindered the efforts of one contracting officer's technical representative.

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OMB gives agencies method to measure EA value

New practice guide will help architects show how enterprise architecture can help programs meet missions needs.

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DISA acquisition executive retires

Diann McCoy will finish her government career Jan. 3, 2008.

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Group to GSA: Be a 'trusted adviser,' 'thought leader'

A Northern Virginia Technology Council’s working group told officials to win back customer confidence by speeding processes and using cutting-edge technology.

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DHS' data mining sparks more controversy

Although the department ended one program, it is still conducting visual analytics research through another.

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As lawmakers wrangle over funding, Army prepares for worst

The service's operations and maintenance money will run out toward the end of February 2008 if lawmakers and Bush can't reach an agreement.

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Letter: Who should oversee DHS' exit system?

A separate federal authority that reports to the department should take on the task, not organizations related to customs and immigration.

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Letter: OFPP's training plan is 'excellent'

Quality professional training is imperative.

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Securing info systems could cost $28 billion, budget office says

FISMA requirements would consume $27.9 billion of the $29 billion that the E-Government Reauthorization Act would cost the government between 2008 and 2012.

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The Lectern: How not to attract contracting talent

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