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OMB mulling revision of circular A-130
Officials are assessing whether the document that instructs agencies on how to implement the Clinger-Cohen needs revisions.
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Welles: Many ways to serve
Most federal employees are integral parts of the communities where they live
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Personnel rules to focus on results
In administration's proposal, seniority is out, performance is in
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Budget proposal would merge FSS, FTS
The administration's 2006 budget request would merge the two GSA units that deal with information technology supply into one organization.
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OPM steps toward e-human resources
E-gov initiative seeks to modernize agency personnel systems
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IRS hires enterprise services exec
Linda Gilpin is the new Internal Revenue Service associate chief information officer for enterprise services.
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Law leads e-gov group
Steven Law, deputy secretary at the Labor Department, will head the E-Government Committee of the President's Management Council, the Office of Management Budget announced.
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Mueller: No decision yet on VCF
The FBI director said he has been guilty of raising expectations about Virtual Case File.
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Lockheed wins FAA sourcing deal
The $1.9 billion contract means Lockheed will take over the aviation agency's automated flight operations.
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OPM tracks training
The Office of Personnel Management will have performance standards for IT training.
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OMB controller nominee named
President Bush wants Linda Morrison Combs to be controller for the Office of Management and Budget.
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Tisone to leave FTS
The chief financial officer of the Federal Technology Service, Tony Tisone, is retiring from his post at the end of the month.
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USPS execs fret over IT
The Postal Service's IT priorities include improving IT systems and network security, complying with Section 508 and hiring younger employees, Robert Otto says.
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Rossotti: Hear skeptics
Overcoming resistance to change requires leaders who advocate reform and listen to objections, the former IRS commissioner says.
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GSA forms reorg team
A complete reorganization plan is supposed to be developed by July 2005.
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OMB targets payments
Federal agencies made $45.1 billion worth of improper payments in fiscal 2004, according to a new report.
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