FCW Insider: March 23
The latest news and analysis from FCW's reporters and editors.
White House tells agencies to take on virtual collaboration, service delivery
Agencies are being asked by the White House to look into the existing toolbox for ways to manage collaboration and access internally and service delivery to citizens as government withdraws from public view during the coronavirus pandemic. Adam Mazmanian reports.
OPM fast-tracks hiring for coronavirus response
New, temporary appointment authority for Schedule A hires is in effect until March 2021 or public emergency is declared over. Lia Russell has more.
‘Parts don’t get sick, people do’: A look at DOD’s logistical challenges
The Defense Department is extremely efficient at planning and logistics, but the uncertainty surrounding how long and how widespread COVID-19 will be raises concerns on how parts, people, and acquisition will be affected. Lauren C. Williams takes a look.
Report details toxic culture in federal union's executive ranks
A third-party probe of the American Federation of Government Employees identified flaws in the reporting and accountability protocols around the former top officials misconduct toward employees. Lia has the story.
Contractors parking in Energy Dept. HQ to steer clear of Metro
As its employees move to telework, the Energy Department relaxes contractor parking rules at its D.C. headquarters. Mark Rockwell explains.
2020 Federal 100: Eagle Award Winners
Government
The federal CIO has taken the lead on a broad range of federal IT initiatives -- and been a champion for her agency counterparts.
Industry
Toni Townes-Whitley: A public-sector native comes home
A child of public servants and a former Peace Corps volunteer herself, Microsoft's president for U.S. regulated industries is committed to making her firm "a fundamental partner in the mission."