Cybersecurity

IDC survey: People and processes are key for security

Government officials focusing more on policy, processes and people to fortify information security.

Modernization

Section 508: Reconstruction in progress

Web technologies outpace accessibility law and require a major rewrite of 508 standards.

People

Welles: Look ahead: 2007

Union leaders hope a Democratic Congress will translate into gains for federal employees.

People

Public/private teams are a challenge for CIOs

Latest IT workforce configurations require extra management attention and oversight.

People

Universal DOD Web portal hits a snag

Air Force declares it won't join Defense Knowledge Online until at least 2009.

People

IG: EPA needs better contractor security controls

EPA should extend its oversight to include contractors located outside its offices and its network, according to the agency's IG.

People

Agency support for telework perceived to be lacking

Survey shows that most federal managers do not believe their agencies support telework and admit they fear losing control of employees.

People

Lisagor: My crystal ball gets serious

Predictions have a way of coming true when you and I least expect them to.

People

Rep. Towns: Restructuring could fix some agencies' operations

Towns, chairman of a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee’s subcommittee, said the government is struggling with disjointed programs and stovepipe systems.

People

DOD learns transport logistics the Toyota way

Transcom imports Japanese automaker’s practices to manage its supply chain.

People

Circuit

Saluting a most honorable man; More GSA changes; Other movers.

People

Doan's contract misstep will bring more scrutiny, experts say

The GSA administrator tried to give a no-bid contract to a company founded and run by a longtime friend.

People

Senate bill mandates a Web site for tracking congressional travel

According to the bill, the searchable Web site must be categorized by member, travel date and other common categories associated with congressional travel.

Modernization

GSA deal with Treasury not part of a trend

GSA believes that Treasury's situation is unique, and the price-break deal between the agencies won't lead to other agencies demanding discounts.

People

GSA applauds telework ruling

GAO's affirmation that an agency can reimburse teleworkers for Internet access upholds GSA policy.

People

Oversight committee names subcommittees' rosters

Reps. Dennis Kucinich, Danny Davis, Edolphus Towns, William Clay and John Tierney will head the subcommittees.

People

Federal Services Acquisition buys Advanced Technology Systems

FSAC is changing its name to ATS Corp., and the new entity will continue to provide information technology consulting services to federal agencies.

People

Reform committee names subcommittee chairmen

Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.), chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, announced the five chairmen.

People

Feds like their work but want more recognition, survey finds

OPM's third workforce study found that employees give high marks to their jobs, but only middling scores for the way they are managed.

People

IAC unveils Growing Business Conference

Lurita Doan, GSA administrator, will make the opening keynote address.