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2011 Rising Star Awards

Oct. 10, 2011


Cover Story

The 2011 Rising Star Awards: The future's so bright


The 2011 Rising Star Award judges


2011 Rising Star Awards

Zacharie T. Hall: Getting firsthand feedback...from Kandahar Province


Jessica Nadine Hernandez: Turning a new page in federal libraries


Mari Oh: She has a knack for making people talk


Brian Ibbison: On the IT beat for community policing program


Gaurav Mathur: Engineering a better solution for vets


Maj. Nicholas R. Miller: Honoring the fallen behind the scenes


Jim Lanoue: Program management gets a makeover


Veda Sims: A measure of risk


Gaurav 'GP' Pal: Pushing Recovery.gov into the future


Zachary Baldwin: Crunching data for data center consolidation


Zachary Lindsay: Helping the Army get down to business


Matthew W. Reiss: A champion of the cloud


Paul Swider: Pioneer of Tech@State


Jamie Findlater: A diplomat for social media


Nicole Willis: Downsizing systems at DHS


Junaid Shah: A heart of service for those on the front lines


Bridget Roddy: A view of the world


Leonard D'Avolio: Putting health data to work for veterans


Jessica Milcetich: Putting social media to work for the public


Robert S. Niewood: Making old things new again


Jay Huie: Here's how to pull together a plan


Jeremy Thomas: A new way to secure classified systems


Tom Suder: Better ideas for BetterBuy


Cate Berard: A guru for the greening of IT


John Mark Hall: Keeping security front and center


Buzz

Remembering Harry Heisler


Will we ever again have a budget?


No smart phone for you! Not yet anyway.


The $16 muffin: Overheated or not, more scrutiny is baking


Alan Balutis

Why reaction to 'IT cartel' comment misses the point


Steve Kelman

How to prime feds for better performance


Back Talk

The federal workday: Labor's love lost?


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