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  • Outlook 2013
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    Cavalry not coming for acquisition workforce

    Although agencies have tools to make procurement more effective, 2013 is likely to remain a difficult year for acquisition workforce challenges. 01/17/2013

  • Outlook 2013
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    The coming mobile explosion

    Security and BYOD concerns move closer to resolution as the trend toward greater use of mobile devices picks up speed. 01/16/2013

  • Mobility
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    USDA points to telework's bottom-line benefits

    While security concerns still bedevil telework, agencies are beginning to meet the challenge with results to show for it. 01/16/2013

  • Obama and Salazar

    Interior secretary to step down

    As President Obama's second-term cabinet takes shape, another top official plans an exit. 01/16/2013

  • Outlook 2013
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    ID management moves past passwords

    As it becomes widely recognized that simple techniques aren't secure enough to prevent unauthorized access to government information, agencies are considering other options. 01/15/2013

  • Napolitano and Vilsack

    DHS, Agriculture to keep secretaries in second term

    As President Obama makes appointments for his next term, the leaders of two cabinet agencies save him the trouble. 01/15/2013

  • Executive Handbook
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    How to spot a turkey farm

    Whether by intent or neglect, it's still common for poor performers to be stashed in agency 'holding pens.' PLUS: How to prevent poor performance. 01/14/2013

  • USMC logo

    Marines seeking own IT warehouse

    The Marine Corps wants to change the way it handles its tactical systems and garrison IT once its Next Generation Enterprise Network contract goes into effect in May 2014. 01/14/2013

  • Francis Collins

    NIH searches for chief data officer

    Another agency decides data deserves a C-suite champion. 01/11/2013

  • Oversight
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    A push for less paperwork

    Senator calls for elimination of nearly 400 no-longer-necessary reports. 01/10/2013