Fireside chats for the 21st century Podcasts are a new way for the government to reach out to citizens
Wired for telework Federal agencies struggle to overcome reservations about a flexible work option they must offer eligible employees
Doan: Restoring customer confidence is job one The new administrator wants GSA to be the government’s premier procurement agency
VA probes employee access to sensitive data
Federal health services choose VA imaging standard
Circuit
Editorial: The real debate As people fret about perceived ethical issues, what they are really concerned about it whether the government is over outsourced
Welles: Wash hands, floss teeth
House bill defunds parts of NSPS Citing basic workers’ rights, Congress and courts denounce DOD personnel system
The first 90 days: Success strategies
Mainframe at your service Service-oriented architecture is making big iron a first-class player — again
E-Security stops data loss
The Pipeline
Education to drive state, local IT spending in ’07 But vendors will feel effects of unemployment, higher energy prices, fewer federal dollars
Federal City to rise on the banks of the Mississippi
No one-size-fits-all approach for EVM New FAR rule allows agencies to tailor their IT project management policies
Dennet lays out priorities for OFPP
DHS: EAGLE will solidify standards
Welcoming new citizens
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Employee productivity in the Social Security Administration's teleworking pilot program varied significantly by office and job function.
Legislative data is public and online, but transparency advocates are looking to make more-granular aspects of the lawmaking process easier to track and understand.
Dozens of agencies are at least dabbling in artificial intelligence, but big concerns remain about transparency and the impact on the human workforce.
Kevin Scheid, a 32-year veteran of the DOD and OMB, takes over NATO's Communications and Information Agency as investigations continue into who launched the Petya attack and what to do about it.
The House and Senate have completed their draft 2018 defense bills that could result in significant changes for acquisition and IT management in the Pentagon.
The sudden departures of senior GSA acquisition leaders were spurred by an increasingly bitter internal battle, according to a whistleblower investigation.