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Editorial: 7 post-election to-do's
For the winner of the presidential election in November, here is Federal Computer Week's to-do list for the next four years, in no particular order.
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Drabkin to stay at GSA
GSA's deputy chief acquisition officer has turned down an offer from the State Department.
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USPS counts on tech to cut costs
Postmaster General John Potter says the U.S. Postal Service will continue to press for productivity gains.
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5 tips for better business cases
Business cases for IT projects require a focus on technologies and processes that can be copied or reused and on qualified people who can manage a project.
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5 ways to keep employees on board with EA
Talk alone won't convert the skeptics of what some experts say is the best approach to effectively using IT.
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13 books recommended by the Navy Department:
David Wennergren, the Navy's CIO, has put together a list of recommended books for the Navy's IT workforce.
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Congress faces sourcing rules
Challenges to the rules controlling the competitive sourcing of federal jobs are mounting in the House and Senate.
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Los Alamos axes four
Los Alamos National Laboratory fired four workers because of safety and security incidents. Seven others will be disciplined.
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Public storms NOAA site
Eight days in September generated 200 million hits ? equal to one-third of NOAA's online traffic for all of 2003.
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Harvey: CIO to Army Secretary
Francis Harvey was formally nominated as secretary of the Army and withdrawn as nominee for DOD chief information officer.
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Labor uses Web for project reports
Project managers and others there have been using xpdoffice to record daily activities and tasks.
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OPM workers win sourced work
The five-year contract relates to technical advice and support in an IT environment at a Macon, Ga., center.
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Conn. puts off IT merger
The governor says she wants to appoint a new commissioner for IT before moving forward with the plan.
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