IT execs ask: What can IPv6 do for me? Preparations to install IPv6 on government backbone networks are in full swing, but who's asking, "How can IPv6 improve government services?"
IPv6: Flying under the radar Moving to a new generation of IP networking protocols is not yet a top priority for many feds, according to a Federal Computer Week survey
Small in a big world Small-agency CIOs struggle to meet big agency governance and reporting requirements, but they have some advantages over the big guys
Buzz of the Week: Shock! Pay matters
House tries to demand pay system DOD has brought 113,000 civilian workers under the new pay-for-performance rules
DHS convenes classes online
A rally behind accounting codes
Circuit
Editorial: Young people, important work The goal of the Rising Star awards program is to show everyone the amazing work of young feds
Kelman: Shocking the culture
Petrillo: Keepin' it simple
Telework and teenagers don't mix Federal officials say training and auditing are necessary to prevent IT security breaches
Online talent tools assist HR in shaping fed workforce
No consensus on pay issues
Next up, e-discovery challenges Amended litigation rules force governments to rethink their electronic document options
The changing face of acquisition OFPP finalizing interagency contracting guidance, focusing on workforce issues
OMB security mandates pile up Agencies say the most onerous policy requires them to log database extracts
DHS teams accept technical risks
A FOIA face-lift
A few minutes with Gregoire Gentil Gentil's company has made an inexpensive, eco-friendly PC that he said should appeal to people who don't like to fix things
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Tech companies are facing protests internally from workers and externally from activists about doing for government amid controversial policies like "zero tolerance" for illegal immigration.
Margaret Weichert, now acting director of the Office of Personnel Management, is clearing agencies to make direct hires in IT, cyber and other tech fields and is changing pay for specialized occupations.
As the deadline to submit bids on the Pentagon's $10 billion, 10-year warfighter cloud deal draws near, IBM announced a legal protest.
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