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GSA names emergency response chief
Richard Reed is leading GSA’s Office of Emergency Response and Recovery.
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Serious games = serious training
Proponents of serious gaming say the industry has been slow to take off because it has relied mostly on limited government funding.
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GPO faces a budget squeeze
Lawmakers warn Government Printing Office that funding for digital projects will be tight.
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How to navigate the Hatch Act
Former special counsel offers do’s and don’ts for federal employees to follow.
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States pushing through IT consolidation
CIOs say overcoming culture resistance isn't the only challenge to merging networks.
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States make case for Real ID help
Several CIOs request more grant funding from DHS to pay for federal mandate.
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Editorial: Doan's to-do list
Our recommendations for how the GSA administrator can get things accomplished.
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Farewell, Adm. Hopper
FCW@20 celebrates the life of computer pioneer Rear Adm. Grace Murray Hopper.
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DHS about-faces on biometric exit process
Although it recently said the procedures are not ready for implementation, the department is forging ahead anyway.
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CIO Council honors three individuals, one team
The fourth annual leadership awards recognize the Defense Department's work to share information more easily.
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Army clarifies blogging policy
The Army released a fact sheet to let soldiers, families and contractors know when blogging would require approval.
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State CIOs struggle to get federal funds for IT programs
Forty state CIOs met with DHS officials during NASCIO's D.C. Fly-In to talk about getting support for Real ID Act implementation.
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OMB: 2006 competitive sourcing could save government $1.3B
Savings will continue to grow as competitive sourcing pushes agency employees to become more efficient, the agency said in a new report.
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Butler moves to GSA permanently
Mike Butler joins the agency as a program analyst to work on HSPD-12.
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Army severely restricts military blogs
New regulations even set limits on the ability of families and contractors to contribute their writings.
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