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Justice Department to get new CIO
Former ICE CIO takes new role. Feb 03, 2012
Seven states lag on death reporting
Electronic systems at the state level could make the SSA's death records could be more accurate and timely. Feb 03, 2012
Government reorg plan draws fire Feb 03, 2012
Obama picks Dan Gordon's successor Feb 03, 2012
Intelligence director urges Congress to act on cyber threat Feb 03, 2012
New options for never-say-die IT Feb 03, 2012
Blogger Bob shares Super Bowl travel tips Feb 03, 2012
House members introduce flood of small-business legislation Feb 02, 2012
NATO cyber defense lags Feb 02, 2012
Interior creates system for employee mobile device connection Feb 02, 2012
OPM renews attack on processing backlog Feb 02, 2012
HUD's former deputy CIO moves to consulting firm Feb 02, 2012

On the Circuit

On the Circuit

Army swears in new vice chief of staff

As Gen. Peter Chiarelli retires, his replacement is sworn in.

Michael Hardy

Michael Hardy is the FCW Insider

A peek inside the Fed 100 process

A lot of hard work goes into choosing each year's Federal 100. Here, we pull back the curtain to show you how we do it.

Matthew Weigelt

Matthew Weigelt has an Acquisitive Mind

OFPP calls for end to exec pay benchmark

OFPP has launched a cannonball eastward. But no one can be sure that it struck any lawmakers, knocking new thinking into their heads.

Camille Tuutti

Camille Tuutti on the Management Watch

What skills do feds need to succeed?

An OPM official suggests federal employees learn programming to keep their skills up to date. Is it too much to ask for?

Gov 2.0

Government 2.0

Finding NASA's new multi-player game on Facebook takes one giant leap

If we can put a man on the moon, why can't we make NASA's new space history trivia game easy to find on Facebook?

John Zyskowski

John Zyskowski's Tech Briefing

Disaster recovery goes virtual

Business continuity capabilities don’t have to be gold-plated to get the job done anymore.

Steve Kelman

Steve Kelman from The Lectern

FUD surrounds cloud computing procurement process

Steve Kelman has some reassurances on acquisition practices.

Phil Piemonte

Phil Piemonte on Gov Careers

Congress targets its retirement benefits--or maybe not

A half dozen or so members of the House are looking at ways to cut their own retireement benefits. Or are they?

John Klossner

John Klossner in the Ink Tank

For the cartoonist, federal pay debates pay frequent dividends

FCW cartoonist John Klossner is always open to a new angle on everybody's favorite topic.

For the cartoonist, federal pay debates pay frequent dividends

House members introduce flood of small-business legislation

FUD surrounds cloud computing procurement process

House votes to extend pay freeze

Is the laptop about to be obsolete in agencies?

House members introduce flood of small-business legislation

Interior creates system for employee mobile device connection

For the cartoonist, federal pay debates pay frequent dividends

Federal managers doubt cloud computing's cost-savings claims

NATO cyber defense lags

Highlights from the current issue

2012 forecast: Pressure builds across gov IT

25 IT, policy and management challenges that could disrupt your operations. Read more
Technology on the outs in 2012
A fast lane to the cloud
Why career feds are needed now more than ever
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