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How GSA plans to capture $6B in under-the-radar spending
The General Services Administration plans to see if micro-purchasing innovation makes a big difference in agency acquisition.
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Union disputes OPM’s argument for reforming personnel management
The Trump administration has relied heavily on results from the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey to justify employee management reforms, but one union says the numbers tell another story.
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The Army is creating an enterprise cloud management office
The office will help educate components looking to migrate to the cloud.
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2019 Sammies winners reveal the inspiration for their public service
Six federal employees were recognized by the Partnership for Public Service as outstanding examples of government service.
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VA fails at workforce planning due to leadership turnover
The Department of Veterans Affairs has been unable to formalize plans for maintaining its workforce due to a lack of consistency in leadership.
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Air Force adds another contractor for IT as a Service
Six bases across the United States will be getting compute and store services as the service migrates to the cloud.
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How ‘night court’ will impact the Pentagon’s acquisition office
Ellen Lord’s office is looking at ways to slim down, and it might need Congress to help.
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OPM wants agencies to be more flexible when disciplining feds
The Office of Personnel Management is warning agencies against adhering too strictly to certain employee management policies.
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McAleenan, acting Homeland Security secretary, stepping down
Kevin McAleenan said he was leaving on his own terms — a contrast to other top administration officials pushed out during Trump’s tenure. But his departure ends an awkward period of leadership.
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Is Congress in the dark on supply chain risk?
Senators want a strategic plan to assure IT professionals in Congress and the judiciary can get the information they need to make safe decisions.
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How GSA plans to capture $6B in under-the-radar spending
The General Services Administration plans to see if micro-purchasing innovation makes a big difference in agency acquisition.
-
Union disputes OPM’s argument for reforming personnel management
The Trump administration has relied heavily on results from the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey to justify employee management reforms, but one union says the numbers tell another story.
-
The Army is creating an enterprise cloud management office
The office will help educate components looking to migrate to the cloud.
-
2019 Sammies winners reveal the inspiration for their public service
Six federal employees were recognized by the Partnership for Public Service as outstanding examples of government service.
-
VA fails at workforce planning due to leadership turnover
The Department of Veterans Affairs has been unable to formalize plans for maintaining its workforce due to a lack of consistency in leadership.
-
Air Force adds another contractor for IT as a Service
Six bases across the United States will be getting compute and store services as the service migrates to the cloud.
-
How ‘night court’ will impact the Pentagon’s acquisition office
Ellen Lord’s office is looking at ways to slim down, and it might need Congress to help.
-
OPM wants agencies to be more flexible when disciplining feds
The Office of Personnel Management is warning agencies against adhering too strictly to certain employee management policies.
-
McAleenan, acting Homeland Security secretary, stepping down
Kevin McAleenan said he was leaving on his own terms — a contrast to other top administration officials pushed out during Trump’s tenure. But his departure ends an awkward period of leadership.
-
Is Congress in the dark on supply chain risk?
Senators want a strategic plan to assure IT professionals in Congress and the judiciary can get the information they need to make safe decisions.
-
How GSA plans to capture $6B in under-the-radar spending
The General Services Administration plans to see if micro-purchasing innovation makes a big difference in agency acquisition.
-
Union disputes OPM’s argument for reforming personnel management
The Trump administration has relied heavily on results from the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey to justify employee management reforms, but one union says the numbers tell another story.
-
The Army is creating an enterprise cloud management office
The office will help educate components looking to migrate to the cloud.
-
2019 Sammies winners reveal the inspiration for their public service
Six federal employees were recognized by the Partnership for Public Service as outstanding examples of government service.
-
VA fails at workforce planning due to leadership turnover
The Department of Veterans Affairs has been unable to formalize plans for maintaining its workforce due to a lack of consistency in leadership.
-
Air Force adds another contractor for IT as a Service
Six bases across the United States will be getting compute and store services as the service migrates to the cloud.
-
How ‘night court’ will impact the Pentagon’s acquisition office
Ellen Lord’s office is looking at ways to slim down, and it might need Congress to help.
-
OPM wants agencies to be more flexible when disciplining feds
The Office of Personnel Management is warning agencies against adhering too strictly to certain employee management policies.
-
McAleenan, acting Homeland Security secretary, stepping down
Kevin McAleenan said he was leaving on his own terms — a contrast to other top administration officials pushed out during Trump’s tenure. But his departure ends an awkward period of leadership.
-
Is Congress in the dark on supply chain risk?
Senators want a strategic plan to assure IT professionals in Congress and the judiciary can get the information they need to make safe decisions.
