In an increasingly high-profile morass, the Veterans Affairs Department's tech troubles are only growing worse. Most recently, several key leaders have stepped down while the integrated health record effort stalls and a massive claims backlog remains unresolved. 05/01/2013
The 112,000 federal employees who participated in this year's event during the week of March 4 were 'equal if not more productive' while working remotely than when in the office. 04/30/2013
The $10.9 billion Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite-R (GOES-R) program faces potential launch delays, cost increases and budget shortfalls. 04/30/2013
Sequestration has redefined 'normal,' but agency leaders are beginning to recognize new kinds of opportunities in it. 04/30/2013
Government recruiting efforts have a lot of hurdles already. Steve Kelman identifies a possible new one. 04/30/2013
Agencies have long relied on outside consultants to help them achieve their goals, and the current economic environment could provide an opportunity to enhance those partnerships. 04/29/2013
GSA IG finds vendors using poorly worded contract clause to sidestep price reductions. 04/26/2013
When a hacked AP Twitter account falsely reported President Obama's injury in an explosion, the public reacted with no immediate White House assurance. There are better ways to handle such situations. 04/25/2013
Republicans are turning their attention to the provision of the healthcare reform law that requires the establishment of online health insurance exchanges. 04/24/2013
There will (we're pretty sure) be no 'Reservoir Dogs' tactics when Rep. John Mica (R-Fla.) holds his April 25 warehouse hearing, but witnesses can expect some tough questions. 04/24/2013
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