People
DOD moves to limit excessive pass-through costs
An interim rule seeks to limit contractor charges for subcontracted work.
Digital Government
Networx transition still slow
Officials say fair opportunity requirements and other factors are slowing progress in moving services to new network contracts.
Modernization
Vendor assailed for unfair marketing
Encryption company accused of using government assessments that don’t exist.
People
New DISA chief lauds scholarship recipients
Navy Rear Adm. Elizabeth Hight today praised 17 high school students who received AFCEA scholarships.
People
Agencies improve PMA scorecards
Almost half of agencies rated green, the highest possible score, on their current status rankings.
People
GSA schedule certificate program launched
A certification program for GSA schedule professionals is intended to signify expertise and a commitment to professionalism.
Digital Government
Panel takes up price reduction clause
An advisory panel considering ways to improve the multiple award schedule contract system heard about price reductions at its inaugural meeting.
People
Patent Office CIO to resign
Deputy CIO Deborah Diaz will serve as acting CIO until the agency hires a replacement.
Digital Government
Joint Forces Command wins architecture award
DOD and AFEI honored individuals and teams involved in DOD enterprise architecture projects.
Digital Government
DOD's Wisnosky: EA needs notation
Official urges the development of common "primitives" to advance enterprise architecture.
People
OMB: Agencies HSPD-12 postings improve
Agencies are doing better at posting HSPD-12 information for public viewing, but improvements are still needed, OMB finds.
Digital Government
Survey: Agencies not ready for IPv6 deadline
As the June deadline for upgrading to IPv6 nears, a survey reveals that only a third of agencies are confident they will comply.
People
OMB: Fewer programs on risk lists
19 percent drop in high-risk programs reflects management improvements.
People
OMB trims risk lists for IT programs
The Office of Management and Budget has released revised lists of programs the agency considers at risk; they show some reductions.
Digital Government
New York adds to services technology
The city government is adding online components to its "311" services.
People
IRMCO awards honor public service
Two awards programs during IRMCO recognize IT innovation in service to citizens.
People
Lines of business initiatives move ahead
Providers and customers discuss effective strategies at IRMCO.
People
Government 2.0 presents global opportunity
At IRMCO, information managers from around the world described their experiences with Web 2.0.
People
Generation gaps challenge managers
Smoothing over the differences between workers of different ages requires understanding, IRMCO audience learns.
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