People
Growing government program managers
VA created in-house training program to fill a talent shortage.
Digital Government
Data mixup sent to hospitals
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said 400 hospitals received the wrong data from a contractor.
People
Award affirms Holcomb's DHS work
The Association for Federal Information Resources Management gave its 2005 award for executive leadership to DHS' chief technology officer.
People
Mehan retiring from FAA CIO job
Daniel Mehan, the chief information officer at the Federal Aviation Administration, is retiring at the end of August.
People
SAIC's Piatt elected to IAC post
The Industry Advisory Council announced the results of its 2005 executive committee election for six positions with terms beginning July 1.
People
Can we have a word with you?
DOD employees flood agency with e-mail on pay-for-performance plans.
Digital Government
The gift of life online
California turns to e-donor registry to help those in need of transplants.
People
House proposal eviscerates HealtheVet
A subcommittee gutted President Bush's request for $311 million for fiscal 2006 to launch a health e-record program for the nation's veterans.
People
OPM offers incentives
New rules allow for paying extra money to recruit, keep or move workers.
People
Pace of workforce change picks up
Modernization plans include trying to fix the hiring system, making it faster and creating rewards for performance rather than seniority.
People
OMB: Quality will pay
But longevity by itself won't, says the Office of Management and Budget's deputy director for management.
People
IRMCO honors tech work
CIO Council and Interagency Resources Management Conference officials announced annual awards for the best IT work in government.
People
OPM asks health providers for IT plans
Office of Personnel Management officials want companies that provide health coverage for federal employees to convert to electronic health records.
People
Cooper joins Red Cross as CIO
The former CIO at DHS now has the same position at the Red Cross.
People
Slowing the brain drain
The Rising CIO Stars Forum entails finding an auditorium, inviting a few experienced IT executives and then advertising to attract an audience.
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