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  • Oct 16, 2008
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Memo to the micromanaged from Judy


         




THE WEEK


Buzz of the Week: Hopes for cybersecurity





Policy News


KM experts dispute age gap


Acquisition News


Committee leaders seek info on HSIN Next Gen



FCW FORUM


Editorial: A call for nominations

Schlarman: New FISMA is the wrong solution

Burton: Past performance, future results







chartMANAGEMENT

Advice from a talent manager
A management expert suggests ways that agencies can bridge gaps left by departing employees.





TECHNOLOGY

Advice on renewing innovation
Social entrepreneur Judy Estrin says government cannot afford to live off innovation from years past.





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Performance: Past is prologue
A company’s track record can count for a lot in future contracts — if federal agencies know what it is





POLICY

KM advocates seek policy boost
Group hopes the next administration will make knowledge management a higher priority.




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  • Defense
    Ryan D. McCarthy being sworn in as Army Secretary Oct. 10, 2019. (Photo credit: Sgt. Dana Clarke/U.S. Army)

    Army wants to spend nearly $1B on cloud, data by 2025

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  • Congress
    Rep. Jim Langevin (D-R.I.) at the Hack the Capitol conference Sept. 20, 2018

    Jim Langevin's view from the Hill

    As chairman of of the Intelligence and Emerging Threats and Capabilities subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committe and a member of the House Homeland Security Committee, Rhode Island Democrat Jim Langevin is one of the most influential voices on cybersecurity in Congress.

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