People
Rep. Tom Davis: The exit interview
Few lawmakers have been more passionate about the working of government. After 14 years, he takes a look back — and talks about his next steps.
People
From CIO to battlefield techie
Lisa Schlosser finds technical and leadership challenges as an Army reservist, not to mention sandstorms and oven-hot heat.
People
26,000 move to RetireEZ
Federal employees who are ready to retire will no longer wait months for their first pension payment or wonder if their personnel file is complete and accurate.
People
3 agencies tout PMA's value
OMB's Johnson says score cards improved agencies' effectiveness in the past 7 years.
People
Web extra: Bartock, Bird, Heitkamp: The value of collaboration
This team of experts views IT challenges in three dimensions.
Digital Government
Project management skills still in short supply, CIO Council finds
A two-year-old survey just made public shows agencies are not making much progress in training and recruiting project managers.
Acquisition
New method weds enterprise architecture, acquisition
A soon-to-be-issued RFI would ask for best practices for model-based acquisition strategy.
People
OMB simplifies federal spending portal guidance
Agencies will continue to be graded on data quality and completeness.
People
CIO Council starts wiki on architecture guidance
The draft of the "Practical Guide to Service-Oriented Architecture" is available for government and industry to comment on.
People
OMB finalizes new statistical policy
The directive calls for the timely release of policy-neutral information.
People
GSA sees clear benefits of consolidation
CIOs say consolidation is a priority, and a survey shows agencies heading down the path for better security and cost savings.
People
GSA issues Security LOB enterprise software notice
Under the SmartBuy program, GSA will set up a blanket purchase agreement for situation awareness and incident response software.
People
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission names new CIO
Kimberly Hancher will come over from the Federal Communications Commission.
People
DOD continues offensive for cyberwarfare authority
Officials recognize that they must deal with a constant and growing threat to their networks.
Digital Government
National security trumps personal privacy, survey states
A new analysis of federal, state and local governments says identity management is protecting their systems and buildings better.
People
Air Force hires Northrop Grumman to manage weather systems
Under the $239 million contract, the service's Weather Agency will receive operational support, integrated logistics, and systems engineering and development.
People
OMB to Congress: Information access improving
The fifth annual e-government report details progress on several data-sharing initiatives.
People
IBM protests FBI fingerprint system award
The Government Accountability Office has until June 4 to make a decision.
Acquisition
FAR Council issues final security configuration rule
Contracting officers are also required to consult with program officials to include the proper standards.
People
IG: DOD fails to keep contractor performance records
The inspector general found that the Contractor Performance Assessment Reporting System didn't include ratings on all active system contracts and many entries were late.
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