People
Kelman: GSA and the workforce
GSA has responsibility to use revenues more creatively on the government's behalf
People
Kelman: Past performance revisited
The workforce must be trained how to make use of contractor evaluations.
Digital Government
Kelman: Purchase cards: Priceless
Feds mostly avoid buying at retail prices when a relevant contract is available
Acquisition
Kelman: Are we better off now?
There is progress with procurement, but large programs still have not been fixed.
People
Kelman: The e-gov pulse
The first message is Google rules, while only a handful had even heard of FirstGov.
Acquisition
Kelman: Leadership, at long last
Safavian understands the needs of and threats to a value-oriented system.
People
Kelman: Pay for performance pays
A new approach to compensation could attract younger employees.
People
A new agenda
Kay Coles James was the star of the Bush administration's management reform team.
Acquisition
Kelman: Show off share-in-savings
Applications for about 45 share-in-savings projects await approval.
People
Kelman: Procurement ? a quiet crisis
Strain on the workforce increases the chances of contracting errors.
Digital Government
Kelman: Perfecting performance
When I came to work for the government about a decade ago, the Air Force was experiencing a big problem with a large information technology hardware contract called Desktop II.
Acquisition
Kelman: Time to share savings
Columnist Steve Kelman says share-in-savings contracts can promote better performance.
People
Reforms are just a start
Procurement reform over the past 15 years have had an impact on government IT, but more needs to be done
People
A milestone for measuring results
Results should be seen as a tool for improvement so people will embrace it.
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