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E-gov grades drop for six agencies
Six agencies regressed according to the latest report card on the President's Management Agenda initiatives.
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AEC debuts management software tool
Software firm targets Microsoft with lower-priced project management application.
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CSC nabs Defense Transportation contract
The integrator will provide management services for a command it has served since 1998.
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Welles: Trust in managers
Leaders must communicate with employees to make pay for performance work
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AKO protests focus on leased government facilities
The protests of CherryRoad Technologies and EDS primarily centered on Lockheed Martin’s proposed use of leased government facilities.
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NARA issues draft guidance for improving e-records management
The National Archives and Records Administration is seeking comment on a draft guidance for improving electronic records management for all agencies.
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Inspectors' gadgets save time
Instead of driving to their downtown office, building inspectors in Jacksonville, Fla., use cell phones to check in and out of work.
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Rescue hero: Eric Brusoe
In less than a year, Brusoe turned around a governmentwide Defense Department program that was stalled and in danger of being canceled.</
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Rescue hero: Michael Snyder
Snyder set up standard processes for DOD's Manage the Business program, empowered managers and improved communications among them.
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Rescue hero: Larry Bell
When Bell arrived at the Information Services Division of ATF, he quickly realized something important was amiss.
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Rescue hero: James Shugars
Shugars turned around the Automated Drug Information Management System, the centerpiece of a program that provides information on the safety and effectiveness of drugs.
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Army seeks companies with global reach
Service tries new contracting approach to advance IT modernization.
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Intercepts
Big DOD bot attack? November rain. DOD management czar? AKO tech refresh rumors. GIs to soldier on without Howard Stern.
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Rescue hero: Harold Bell
When Bell came to the FAA's Satellite Navigation Program five years ago, Capitol Hill leaders were about to cancel the project that had lured him to the agency.
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NOAA turns to defense contractors
Three integrators will study risk reduction and system designs for the agency's next generation of weather satellites.
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