Sen. Tom Coburn has some questions for OPM about personnel priorities and furloughs.
GAO finds more than 30 percent of Pentagon spending went to non-competitive awards in fiscal 2012.
VanRoekel, Zients stress the importance of agencies delivering IT as a service.
The IRS is catching its own dishonest employees as well as outside fraudsters, thanks to sophisticated technology.
Newcomers to telework who took part in Telework Week found it to be eye-opening.
The government has been missing out on valuable information it could be collecting from leaders who leave.
Traditional approaches to financial systems implementations have left agencies exposed to significant risks in cost, quality and performance, according to OMB memo.
Air Force contracting officers have not consistently followed the rules for issuing solicitations for risky cost-reimbursement contracts.
Although Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel recently directed Defense Department officials to reevaluate the military's most important goals in light of reduced resources, the department remains obligated to a number of things, and negotiating them will require tactical leadership.
The Office of Federal Procurement Policy and the General Services Administration pledge to strengthen their cooperation and commitment to the Federal Acquisition Institute.
Civilian DOD employees fearing furlough notices will have to wait a little longer as officials watch the progress of a funding bill.
Consolidation pays off, but it's wise to take the long view on savings, say those in the trenches.