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Got a winner?
Harvard University and the Council for Excellence in Government are accepting applications for next year's Innovations in American Government Awards.
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GAO to TSA: Elevate acquisition
GAO says TSA should improve its acquisition function by developing internal controls and performance measures.
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Site started for Workforce3
The Labor Department recently launched the Web site to help individuals, employers and others discuss and learn about national workforce issues.
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Tech changes GPO
The Government Printing Office is re-examining its mission, a new report says.
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GAO: DOD skills analysis needed
Military leaders can't plan for their future workforce without knowing the skills of the current one, auditors say.
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Online class teaches NIMS
The course on the National Emergency Incident Management System is for first responders.
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GAO calls for Deepwater acquisition updates
Congress will have a hard time determining annual funding levels for the Coast Guard's Deepwater project without an up-to-date acquisition schedule, GAO officials say.
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NIST aims to ease XP security setup
The draft of SP 800-68 has recommendations and checklists for Windows XP security.
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From CIO to CFO at ATF
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has moved Marguerite Moccia from chief information officer to chief financial officer.
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Exchanging the old for the new at the Pentagon
National Security Personnel System offers DOD greater flexibility
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TSA puts project management on vitamins
Doubling in size, Project Control Office boosts focus on business practices
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Compliance lacking for GIS
Auditors found that many agency geospatial data holdings fail to follow OMB requirements.
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Byrd delays OFPP nominee
The senior senator from West Virginia wants to meet with David Safavian before the latter is confirmed as administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy.
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Navy leader backs NMCI, EDS
The service cannot afford to go back to where it was before NMCI, Navy Secretary Gordon England says.
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