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OMB comptroller to leave
Officials confirmed that Linda Springer, the Office of Management and Budget controller, will resign her position.
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Singer to leave Adobe
Adobe's senior director of government e-paper solutions will join a database administration vendor.
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Procurement boss confirmed
The Senate has confirmed the nomination of David Safavian as administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy.
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Harris to support crisis system
The Defense Information Systems Agency awarded a $175 million contract related to the Crisis Management System.
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Congress defuses attacks on e-gov, competitive sourcing
Congress late last week gave two of the administration’s top management priorities—competitive sourcing and e-government—a shot in the arm.
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Congress sheds sourcing limits
The fiscal 2005 spending bill passed by Congress does not measures to limit competitive sourcing.
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Interior's CIO fights fires
In response to agency's woes, W. Hord Tipton makes security issues a top priority.
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Spohn:The case for telework
A sound telework policy is about more than flexible hours and reducing pollution.
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Circuit: CIO Summit roundup
Government CIOs often talk about transformation, but not all transformation is voluntary.
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Getting smart about e-learning
Feds now use the technology as communications, management tool
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Looking to recharge the Postal Service
Technology provides a blessing and a curse for the U.S. Postal Service's future.
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Rubel: Pulling IT together
Agency officials push the enterprise view but fail to communicate.
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TSP contribution window opens?
Under the bill, federal employees would be able to make changes at any time to the amount of the money they contribute toward their retirement account.
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Welles:Telework's wintry mix
Telework may become a viable option for feds in emergency situations.
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Reichelt leaves GSA
Karl Reichelt, chief of staff and interim chief acquisition officer at the General Services Administration, will "pursue an exciting new job opportunity beyond government."
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Democrats charge Bush politicized IG posts
President Bush has repeatedly chosen inspectors general with Republican political backgrounds, according to a report prepared for Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.)
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