People

Welles: Leave no one behind

In planning for emergencies, don't forget employees with disabilities

People

Hiring makeover helps attract younger feds

Part 2 of a series on a recent federal hiring experiment using commercial software tools and practices to find and hire qualified applicants.

People

OPM fine-tunes USAJobs

Users offer their own ideas for improving the Web site

Cybersecurity

Agencies must identify IT "skill gaps"

Aug. 30 is deadline for telling OMB how they plan to handle any information technology “skill gaps” in key areas.

People

New OMB guidelines target charge card use

The guidelines are intended to establish minimum requirements and suggest best practices for the management of card programs.

People

Army awards e-learning contracts

The contracts support a program that gives soldiers access to college and vocational courses online.

People

State to buy PDAs for telework overseas

A pilot program last year showed that State personnel want international access to the Internet and their calendar and contacts.

People

Incoming

Adm. Vern Clark, the chief of Naval Operations who has long been an advocate for transformational weapons systems and integrating Navy information systems with those of the other services, retired late last month.

People

GSA gets new inspector general

The General Services Administration's new inspector general is Brian Miller, a former assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.

People

OPM: Student loans can pay off

Federal agencies can repay as much as $10,000 for an employee in a calendar year, which can be an incentive for them to stay.

Modernization

Buried in data? Help is on the way

Agencies cultivate employees to keep up with growing data management demands.

People

Cofoni joins CACI

CACI Chief Executive Officer wants Cofoni to help double firm's revenue over the next few years.

People

Young feds want to be heard, not ignored

A group of panelists also say they like the balance between work and home life that they believe they can have as federal employees.

People

Editorial: Charting an organization

An organizational chart can seem trivial, but it does matter.

People

Kelman: Deep smarts

Senior managers must nurture institutional knowledge.

People

OMB assigns CIOs new homework

An Aug. 4 memo spells out new tasks and deadlines focused on improving execution of project management plans.

Modernization

IRS picks webMethods as part of modernization

Agency picks vendor to integrate existing and future IT systems.

People

OPM opens the door to faster hiring

The Office of Personnel Management issued interim rules to make it easier for civilian agencies to recruit workers for federal acquisition positions.

Modernization

NASCIO outlines IT management practices

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers offers advice to states on proven information technology management frameworks.

Modernization

Lost in translation

House seeks Spanish translation services for Web site content.