Digital Government
Filmmakers win over feds’ hearts
A film project strives to illuminate the hard work done by federal agencies.
People
Why federal managers resist telework
That agency managers don't all embrace telework is not news, but why? Here are some answers.
People
More feds telework, but managers still resist
First survey since Telework Act reveals key trends.
Digital Government
Legislation spends money to save money
Number crunching by the congressional agency charged with reviewing congressional budgets reveals legislation to eliminate duplication comes with a price tag.
Digital Government
Accountability Board to soon welcome new chair
A defense official will chair the federal transparency and spending board.
People
Congress gets pointers on shaping agency performance information
The GAO has provided a guide for members of Congress on how to develop and use performance data to create better policy.
People
The federal pay debate: To be continued
Why can't the disagreement over which sector earns the most be settled for once and for all?
People
Why telework doesn't always work
Federal agencies are pushing for telework as a way to function during emergencies, but widespread power, telephone and Internet outages could undermine that vision.
People
Senator questions OMB's efforts to shutter federal websites
Senator, CRS at odds on program's effectiveness.
People
Did telework keep the government functioning after storms?
The recent thunderstorm that resulted in widespread power outages could serve as a reminder that telework is a valuable option for federal agencies.
Cybersecurity
NIST's new cyber center ready for public-private insight
A collaborative new effort will work to develop cybersecurity solutions and spur job creation.
Cybersecurity
DHS struggles with mobile device management
IG finds the agency's biggest challenge is ensuring the security of portable devices and information stored on them.
Digital Government
The arguments for (and against) an Internet kill switch
Panel participants weigh the question of whether the government should be able to shut off Internet access inside the government.
Digital Government
How to foster a more ethical culture
Jason Zuckerman talks about the importance of OSC's work and how managers can ensure that federal workplaces adhere to ethical standards.
People
Learning the lessons of open projects
Lessons learned from the successful development of the Internet could teach federal leaders how to take on particularly "wicked" problems.
Modernization
GSA boosts FedRAMP accreditation as small-business advantage
Getting FedRAMP certified could help small businesses break into the federal cloud market, GSA says.
People
10 trends shaping the federal IT future
Deloitte identifies "enablers" and "disruptors" taking on significant roles in federal IT.
People
Shifting IT expense methods is attractive but challenging
Federal financial professionals are embracing the idea of shifting from capital expenditures, but getting everyone on the same page is a challenge.
Digital Government
Big data presents unique challenges to agencies
Taming the data deluge is a challenge itself but it presents different problems depending on whether you're a government agency or a private-sector business.
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