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Published August 20, 2007

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NEWS

Virtual sergeant does recruiting
By Heather B. Hayes
Army creates an intelligent search tool to assist overworked service recruiters.

Watch out, YouTube
By Ben Bain
More federal agencies take steps to get their message across using online video content.

Editorial: Praising experimentation
By Christopher J. Dorobek
Web 2.0 technologies may be difficult to assess in terms of ROI, but there is potential in those technologies.

Lent: Fixing an image problem
By Michael Lent
Here’s a novel way for government contractors to have a positive image in the market: Earn it.

Are they A-76 winners or second-class feds?
By FCW Staff
Public/private jobs competitions are unpopular with lawmakers, fraught with anxiety for employees and increasingly not worth the trouble for companies invited to compete.

Air Force stands behind industry code
By Peter Buxbaum
IG dispute with the service about NetCents coding clouds its small-business set-aside.

TSA could lose FAR exemption
By Wade-Hahn Chan
Lawmakers want TSA to follow the same procurement rules that everyone else does.

Congress takes aim at US-VISIT
By Wade-Hahn Chan
DHS must fix security holes; funding may be cut.

Does DHS need a chief manager?
By Richard W. Walker
Lawmakers would like a CMO to provide long-term management continuity at DHS.

Getting the message out
By John Pulley
Everyone talks about best practices, but like messages in a bottle, best practices are difficult to find. Should agencies be trying harder?

Congress touts telework
By Ben Bain
New legislation has program advocates optimistic about telework's momentum.

Circuit
By FCW Staff
BYOB: Bring your own...bags??? Congratulations to former FCW reporter Frank Tiboni.

House axes stability ops center
By Sebastian Sprenger
Lawmakers want to cut project’s funding, surprising some.

FlipSide
By FCW Staff
Top 10 tech hits at 25.

E-authentication grows up
By Matthew Weigelt
GSA bets agencies will be willing to pay a fee for e-authentication services.

Digital standards come first
By Ben Bain
Before agencies digitize their records, LOC group must develop standards.

Kobuszewski: The new green
By FCW Staff
Going green may be easier to achieve than you think — if you’re willing to use refurbished IT.

Talcove: A business case for IPv6
By FCW Staff
What’s exciting about the transition to IPv6 are the broadband applications it will enable.

Security clearance process needs new ideas
By Jason Miller
Agency working group issues RFI for industry to offer alternatives to current procedures.

Feds earn low grades from SBA
By Matthew Weigelt
Half of all agencies received failing marks on first rating of small-business contracting.

Buzz of the Week
By FCW Staff
OMB’s Burk will leave legacy of change.

Feds' citizenship checks expanded
By Mary Mosquera
Agencies caught in the immigration debate; DHS system to check worker data.

Technology:

5 tech tools with lasting appeal
An election year and a stagnant economy aren’t slowing government’s appetite for new tech.

Acquisition:

5 pieces to the GSA pricing puzzle
A panel of procurement experts has five key questions about the role of competition in GSA pricing.

Policy:

5 priorities still worth pursuing
The original elements of the PMA will remain priorities in the future, observers say.

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