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Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Rising Star: Capt. Shaun Baker
Baker used new tools rather than relying on the traditional methods on computer networks.
(Posted August 18, 2008)

GAO faults some DOD IT assessments
The Government Accountability Office says the Defense Department must improve its assessments of whether business system modernization efforts comply with its federated Business Enterprise Architecture.
(Posted August 7, 2008)

GSA to add TIC to Networx contracts
Networx vendors will be able to offer services under the Office of Management's initiative after the General Services Administration modifies the contracts.
(Posted July 18, 2008)

OMB: Agencies must shed more gateways
The federal government will have fewer than 100 external Internet connections near the end of fiscal 2009 to improve security, an Office of Management and Budget official said today.
(Posted July 10, 2008)

The federal enterprise architecture: Where it fits
The Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996 called for agencies to adopt an IT architecture to govern the management and acquisition of new IT.
(Posted June 30, 2008)

Enterprise architects talk the business talk
More people now see EA as a planning and management tool, not a technology project.
(Posted June 30, 2008)

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Management:

Agencies struggle with pay for performance
Many believe in rewarding results, but the details on how it can work prove devilish.

Policy:

Old-school recordkeeping meets the Digital Age
Authorities offer different prescriptions for managing electronic files.

Editorial:

Youthful thinking
The next administration has a unique opportunity to change the way government does business and is managed.

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