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NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
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Senate subcommittee passes pay raise for feds
The bill now moves on to the full Senate appropriations committee, which will have final determination of which components make it to the Senate floor.
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VA watchdog accuses leadership of withholding access to employee complaints
In response, the acting VA secretary accused the inspector general of overstepping his authority and hurting the department’s image.
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Senators demand creation of tech cybersecurity council
Security concerns surrounding companies like Russia-based Kaspersky and China-based ZTE have motivated members of the Senate to call for a council to evaluate supply chain vulnerabilities.
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GSA looks for help on technology spending insights
The General Services Administration asked for agency insight on how best to manage data on federal IT spending.
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An ending to the contentious consumer protection director battle?
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau experienced a dramatic leadership shakeup as two officials attempted to claim ownership of the acting director post.
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Why HUD is evicting an employee union from its offices
The Department of Housing and Urban Development told union representatives they would no longer have use of agency office space to conduct business.
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Senators tell OPM to drop federal retirement cuts
A group of 26 senators criticized Office of Personnel Management justifications for proposals that would eliminate or reduce a number of federal retirement benefits.
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Dems join call for Trump to axe fed-targeting executive orders
Over 20 Republican members of the House called the recent executive orders targeting federal employees an infringement on established law.
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OMB wants agencies to get smart about the cloud
An updated strategy, Cloud Smart, aims to motivate agencies to get where they need to be in cloud adoption, according to Bill Hunt, digital services expert at the Office of Management and Budget.
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NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
-
Senate subcommittee passes pay raise for feds
The bill now moves on to the full Senate appropriations committee, which will have final determination of which components make it to the Senate floor.
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VA watchdog accuses leadership of withholding access to employee complaints
In response, the acting VA secretary accused the inspector general of overstepping his authority and hurting the department’s image.
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Senators demand creation of tech cybersecurity council
Security concerns surrounding companies like Russia-based Kaspersky and China-based ZTE have motivated members of the Senate to call for a council to evaluate supply chain vulnerabilities.
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GSA looks for help on technology spending insights
The General Services Administration asked for agency insight on how best to manage data on federal IT spending.
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An ending to the contentious consumer protection director battle?
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau experienced a dramatic leadership shakeup as two officials attempted to claim ownership of the acting director post.
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Why HUD is evicting an employee union from its offices
The Department of Housing and Urban Development told union representatives they would no longer have use of agency office space to conduct business.
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Senators tell OPM to drop federal retirement cuts
A group of 26 senators criticized Office of Personnel Management justifications for proposals that would eliminate or reduce a number of federal retirement benefits.
-
Dems join call for Trump to axe fed-targeting executive orders
Over 20 Republican members of the House called the recent executive orders targeting federal employees an infringement on established law.
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OMB wants agencies to get smart about the cloud
An updated strategy, Cloud Smart, aims to motivate agencies to get where they need to be in cloud adoption, according to Bill Hunt, digital services expert at the Office of Management and Budget.
-
NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
-
Senate subcommittee passes pay raise for feds
The bill now moves on to the full Senate appropriations committee, which will have final determination of which components make it to the Senate floor.
-
VA watchdog accuses leadership of withholding access to employee complaints
In response, the acting VA secretary accused the inspector general of overstepping his authority and hurting the department’s image.
-
Senators demand creation of tech cybersecurity council
Security concerns surrounding companies like Russia-based Kaspersky and China-based ZTE have motivated members of the Senate to call for a council to evaluate supply chain vulnerabilities.
-
GSA looks for help on technology spending insights
The General Services Administration asked for agency insight on how best to manage data on federal IT spending.
-
An ending to the contentious consumer protection director battle?
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau experienced a dramatic leadership shakeup as two officials attempted to claim ownership of the acting director post.
-
Why HUD is evicting an employee union from its offices
The Department of Housing and Urban Development told union representatives they would no longer have use of agency office space to conduct business.
-
Senators tell OPM to drop federal retirement cuts
A group of 26 senators criticized Office of Personnel Management justifications for proposals that would eliminate or reduce a number of federal retirement benefits.
-
Dems join call for Trump to axe fed-targeting executive orders
Over 20 Republican members of the House called the recent executive orders targeting federal employees an infringement on established law.
-
OMB wants agencies to get smart about the cloud
An updated strategy, Cloud Smart, aims to motivate agencies to get where they need to be in cloud adoption, according to Bill Hunt, digital services expert at the Office of Management and Budget.
