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Retiree bills face uncertain future
Getting retirees back on the job is viewed as a temporary solution to labor shortages.
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EVM replaces spreadsheets
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory manages 20 projects under an earned value management system.
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4 executive organizers
Three small-agency CIOs discuss strategies for managing personal e-mail and BlackBerry use, PowerPoint presentations, and brainstorming.
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Intell teams get ready for action
New program offers intensive training for early-career intelligence analysts.
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Kelman: The hiring season is here
Leaders need to make time for one of government’s most important tasks: recruiting young talent.
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John Klossner | Editorial Cartoon
FCW cartoonist John Klossner imagines how the IT industry might react to Rudy Guliani's federal workforce strategy.
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Editorial: Assisting acquisitions
GSA's assisted services business is too important to let fail. Here are three steps to make it work.
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SBA names new Region I administrator
Sandford "Sandy" Blitz will oversee SBA district offices in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut.
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State Department CIO to retire
James Van Derhoff has worked at the department for more than 30 years.
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State Department CIO to retire
James Van Derhoff's career at the department has spanned more than 30 years.
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IT security group honors three feds
(ISC)2 gave its Government Information Security Leadership Awards to officials at DOD, HHS and CDC.
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TIGTA: IRS must improve screening of e-file providers
Inadequate screening and monitoring processes put taxpayer information and the e-file program at risk, a new report states.
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Letter: Replacing people with technology is not the answer
At a time when there are too few government employees, it's odd for a presidential candidate to suggest even fewer are needed.
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NASCIO elects Gillispie as president
The association also named other new officers and directors.
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Institute for Information Security gets new executive director
The University of Tulsa announced today that it has hired David Greer as executive director for the Institute for Information Security (iSec). Greer will be responsible for the development, implementation and supervision of iSec's mission to produce exceptional graduates and technical discoveries in the information security field. He will also be the liaison between iSec and industry, government, academic partnerships and alumni. Greer's duties will extend to seeking research funding for classified, unclassified, public and…
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Powers to leave NITAAC for Commerce agency
Victor Powers will step down as director of the National Institutes of Health's Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center on Oct. 12.
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NASCIO: States face IT retirement crunch
Although more than a quarter of states' IT employees could retire soon, most states are unprepared, a new report finds.
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VA turns to Plateau for e-learning system
The department awarded Plateau Systems a $10 million contract to help train VA employees and meet federal mandates.
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