Melissa Starinsky believes the weakness of federal acquisition training is not in the details of contracting.
Energy Secretary Steven Chu plans to step down.
While his controversial statements on homosexuals and Israel are more widely known, the Defense secretary nominee may also have to answer for what he has said about the DOD budget.
This year's honorees represent a wide range of accomplishments, such as guarding against the next wave of cyberattacks and deploying mission-driven big data projects. Read on for the full list of winners and information about the gala celebration coming in March.
Ray LaHood will not stay through President Obama's second term.
An early adopter of social media and blogging in the government, Linda Cureton is looking toward a new horizon.
Thomas Sharpe, who is taking the corner office at GSA's Federal Acquisition Service, has been on the other side of the fence for years.
Resuming an effort he started last year, Darrell Issa is pushing legislation centered on improvements to technology acquisition.
Dan Tangherlini has set a clear course for the procurement agency, but will he remain at the top to lead?
Survey suggests tight budgets, travel restrictions will cut down on conference attendance.
Former Defense, GAO and Transportation executive to join Deputy CMO McGrath's team at the Pentagon.
A reorganization within the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has consolidated subcommitees, reducing the number from seven to five.