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SI adds FBI, NSA veteran to board
Maureen Baginski previously was the FBI’s executive assistant director for intelligence.
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Retiring Hastings to plunge into Deepwater Point
The 23-year federal career veteran will retire as US VISIT's CIO this week and then join the consulting firm.
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White House fact sheet tries to address PMA criticisms
The White House is trying to answer critics of the President’s Management Agenda by dispelling some “myths” in a fact sheet.
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Guident adds intelligence pro as adviser
Tracy Graves-Stevens, president of ManTech's security services practice, is joining Guident's Federal Advisory Board.
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Accenture completes first phase of new Army financial system
The General Fund Enterprise Business System is designed to help the Army standardize and streamline its financial business processes servicewide.
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IT improvements key to trimming tax gap
The IRS can improve tax collection efforts and free up more resources for enforcement by investing in key systems, according to a strategy the Treasury Department recently published.
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OFPP, acquisition chiefs to study e-procurement
The federal government again will review the advantages and disadvantages of online procurement services.<@SM>
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Air National Guard taps Serco for recruiting support
The Army’s Human Resources Solutions Recruiting and Retention base contract is the first recruiting support contract win for Serco.
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Report: NASA needs new tools to garner mission support among young people
The space agency should use MySpace, YouTube and other social networking applications to catch the attention of the younger generation, according to George Mason University researchers.
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Thrane & Thrane expands workforce
The provider of global mobile satellite and radio communications solutions has expanded its sales department to meet demands for Broadband Global Area Network satellite terminals.
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Steven Krauss: The organizer
A rising business leader at GTSI has brought together other young business and government information technology leaders for professional and social activities.
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Half of government documents 'born digital,' public printer says
Bruce James recently returned to the Rochester Institute of Technology, his alma mater and the school that launched his 40-year publishing career, to talk about printing.
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Hire me already!
New recruits say government work is a good gig — and as rewarding as ever — but getting a foot in the door can be a drag.
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GSA awards SiloSmashers program support contract
The management and technology consulting firm will advise GSA and a number of federal management offices on standardizing financial business processes.
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Surveys to tap into feds’ feelings
Mandatory satisfaction surveys are meant to give agencies new insights into their leadership and management practices.
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BTA sets standards for transformation
Defense agency says it must move quickly to prove its value to DOD business operations.
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Bev Godwin: Serving on the front line of e-gov
Her job is to make government accessible by adopting the latest Web multimedia technologies
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EU to expand e-gov by 2010
Its plan will save billions of euros each year and improve the level of government services provided to its 25 member states, the union says.
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