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We chose these 10 for their innovation and growth, and for being bellwethers of change in the government IT community. Chat room diplomacy
Blogs and virtual consulates are the new diplomatic tools in the State Department's efforts to change public opinion abroad Fighting fires with geospatial data
Topographical maps enriched with layers of relevant data are helping officials become better fire managers |
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Buzz of the Week: Goodbye summer, and back to work DOD to decide on Navy HR system
England must determine whether Navy will use DIMHRS or the Marine Corps' system. FAA's $1 billion contract to ITT targets air traffic delays Border states to test hybrid IDs Circuit |
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Editorial: Thriving in chaos Leadership and management in a time of disruption, chaos and change are particularly challenging. - Rising Star award nominations are now open. Know an up-and-coming star in the government IT community who deserves recognition? Nominate that person for Federal Computer Week's second annual Rising Star awards program by visiting www.fcw.com/risingstar.
Amme: You can be a survivor Stephenson: Web 2.0 and security Kolcun: Software 2.0 |
MANAGEMENT |
The most divisive issue: Pay
Distrust has stalled federal efforts to change the 50-year-old civil service pay system
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TECHNOLOGY |
Gadgets that don't play by the rules
Beware of employees bearing smart phones, IM services and peer-to-peer file sharing software
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PROCUREMENT |
Consolidation changes the game
Consequences of governmentwide initiatives
alter the federal contracting landscape
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POLICY |
OMB's one-face approach
Agencies find 'one government' to be a disruptive, but not unreasonable, concept Policies challenge the status quo |
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