Digital Government
Pressure mounts for GPRA
The act has yet to take hold as a tool for daytoday management, congressional counsel says
Digital Government
Senator offering salve for workforce
Voinovich preps legislation to help alleviate agencies' hiring, retention and other workforce pains
People
Bill aims to form TechCorps
Davis legislation would create a public/private exchange program for IT and acquisition managers
People
Bill would create TechCorps
Program would allow government and privatesector information technology professionals to try life on the 'other side'
People
DOD to shut e-biz centers
Supporters anticipate void in market after expected autumn closings
People
CIO Council plans mentor program
The CIO Council intends to launch a governmentwide mentoring program
Modernization
Doing home work
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office revs up telecommuting pilot for examiners
People
CIO Council plans mentor program
Mid-level IT professionals are likely candidates for program, aimed at advancing interagency e-gov
People
DOD to shut e-commerce centers
Centers help small and mediumsize companies do business electronically with Defense agencies
People
E-gov work has room to grow
GAO comptroller general describes five critical areas to address for agency egov success
Digital Government
Online monitoring on the rise
Study finds 14 million employees have Internet or email use under surveillance at work
People
Experience is the best teacher
Agencies are responsible for posting on the Procurement Executives Council's Web site any positions they might have available as part of the Acquisition Rotational Program.
People
Patent office revs up telecommuting
USPTO launches six-month telecommuting pilot for some of its senior patent examiners
People
Exec tapped for Commerce post
HP executive Phillip Bond to be nominated as undersecretary of Commerce for technology
People
Feds, states mull business registry
Intergovernmental site would reduce the paperwork burden for registering a new business
People
OMB defends stance on competition
The Bush administration last week defended its commitment to public/private competition, an initiative that critics maintain is rife with problems.
Acquisition
OMB to broaden competition
Agreements between agencies to become open to public/private competition
People
OPM defines IT jobs
The Office of Personnel Management earlier this month released a new job family standard and modern job abstracts and titles for information technology workers in government.
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