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Bush to appoint controversial choice as head of OIRA
The Bush administration plans to appoint Susan Dudley to be OIRA administrator despite concerns from watchdog groups.
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Government's biggest spenders are the least transparent, report finds
A new study from the Mercatus Center at George Mason University finds that the most-funded federal agencies are the least adept at disclosing how their work benefits the public.
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VA considers life after HSPD-12 compliance
The department will expand its interoperable smart identification card pilot and begin handing out cards that meet FIPS 201.
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JFCOM brings virtual world closer to home
After making extensive use of modeling and simulation to support overseas operations, the U.S. Joint Forces Command is using the technology for homeland security scenarios.
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New rules aim to centralize government sales
GSA is updating regulations to support an e-government initiative aimed at getting better deals on the sale of personal property.
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Miller: 7 ways to be collaborative
To be successful, managers must embrace change and sell people on how things can get better.
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Agencies still lack dedicated telework personnel, survey finds
The latest survey of federal telework coordinators revealed that agencies still lack workers who are largely dedicated to promoting telework programs, but agencies are making progress.
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Taxpayer advocate backs IRS e-file portal concept
Many people balk at paying transmission fees that professional tax firms charge for e-filing.
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