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Energy Department to establish new cyber center
Energy Department CIO highlights importance of partnerships in fighting cyber threats. Jan 27, 2012
Chopra to step down
White House announces the federal CTO is planning a departure. Jan 27, 2012
Agencies: Stop abusing simplified acquisitions Jan 27, 2012
Navy prepares to award contract for shipboard computer networks Jan 27, 2012
More details on how Google's new privacy policy affects federal users Jan 27, 2012
Cloud computing expected to spur job creation Jan 27, 2012
Feds join fight to protect your privacy Jan 27, 2012
Panetta fires first shot in defense budget showdown Jan 26, 2012
Justice officials defend wireless network program Jan 26, 2012
NIST sets security approach for cloud computing Jan 26, 2012
Defense board issues cloud recommendations, warnings Jan 26, 2012
VA mobile devices to be primarily for clinicians, CIO says Jan 26, 2012

On the Circuit

On the Circuit

Obama nominates new leaders for Army Materiel Command

Army Materiel Command's deputy commanding general has been nominated to lead the unit.

Matthew Weigelt

Matthew Weigelt has an Acquisitive Mind

HUD goes sole source for managed data center contract

The department wants a network center that runs 24/7 to handle 85 servers and 6.2 terabytes of information.

Camille Tuutti

Camille Tuutti on the Management Watch

Top 4 management tips for federal managers

Expert gives tips on how government managers can better do their job in 2012.

Gov 2.0

Government 2.0

White House schedules Tweetup during SOTU

Followers of the @WhiteHouse Twitter account are being invited to the White House to live-tweet during the State of the Union speech.

Amber Corrin

Amber Corrin looks Inside DOD

Where does DOD enterprise e-mail really stand?

More than a year into the program, there are more questions than ever when it comes to DOD enterprise e-mail.

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

Successful IT projects: Good news travels slowly

Steve Kelman finds a GAO report documenting successful IT acquisitions that apparently did not get much attention.

Phil Piemonte

Phil Piemonte on Gov Careers

People like feds ... really

Some lawmakers in Washington have fueled some pretty negative characterizations of the federal workforce. But how many Americans really share their views?

Panetta fires first shot in defense budget showdown

Who should you follow on Twitter? Ask the pros.

Technology on the outs in 2012

Justice officials defend wireless network program

Google's new privacy policy raises new worries for feds

Panetta fires first shot in defense budget showdown

VA mobile devices to be primarily for clinicians, CIO says

Technology on the outs in 2012

Successful IT projects: Good news travels slowly

Justice officials defend wireless network program

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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
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