People
CIO: Really, sincerely dead?
The CIO position in government continues to struggle, and tightening budgets make the situation worse, writes columnist Alan Balutis.
People
CIOs gain responsibilities but still lose ground
A new OMB memo assumes that CIOs have the power to execute all the authorities granted to them, but GAO and CIOs themselves might beg to differ, writes columnist Alan Balutis.
People
How to unlock the potential of a mobile federal workforce
Fully realizing the benefits of telework will require a significant departure from current practice, writes Cisco's Alan Balutis.
People
Why feds need to get better at studying IT best practices
When it comes to IT, the federal government needs more case studies of successful projects delivered on time and within budget, writes Alan P. Balutis.
People
Saying goodbye to colleagues
The government community and the public lost several inspirational leaders this past winter, writes Alan Balutis.
People
Quick! Grab the org charts!
The president's call for a sweeping reorganization of the government creates a rare opportunity for real progress.
Digital Government
CIOs: The more things change…
Give OMB credit for trying to strengthen the CIO's role, but more dramatic steps are needed, writes Alan Balutis.
People
5 sure-fire bets for federal IT in 2011
In what promises to be a chaotic year for government, Alan Balutis presents five things you can count on happening in federal IT.
People
5 enduring flaws of IT performance
A group of current and former government executives has identified five perpetual but fixable problems with government IT performance, Alan Balutis writes.
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