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An e-prescription for Medicaid Information technology could help save Medicaid, but complexity and a lack of standard practices continue to hobble the program
Union criticizes OPM's telework guidelines NTEU says new pandemic telework rules lack employee negotiation, equipment supply rights
Vets to get free credit monitoring
CIA-backed investment stirs health privacy fears
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Intercepts
Editorial: Competition matters GSA’s attempt to bring more contracts under its purview is misguided
Doan: There is no profit cap
Allen: New rules of contract ethics
Susan Lawrence faces down adversity Army gave 18-year-old Lawrence a path from Ida Grove, Iowa, to the Middle East
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The Pipeline
Brubaker back in the results business Procentrix aims to maximize agency processes, systems
NASA helps woo tech companies
Reverse auctions become a diplomatic tool
Agencies still in the red on financial performance Score cards continue to show low grades for most agencies
Study finds low e-records IQ
House committee sets IT priorities for DHS
Census director raises a red flag about the upcoming e-census
GPO dots the i’s on a new performance-based contract
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