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Top management official wants a more ‘agile’ government
OMB Deputy Director of Management Margaret Weichert wants to remove “structural impediments” preventing the government from modernizing.
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Secretary of Defense recuses himself from troubled Pentagon contract
The Pentagon chief’s son works for one of the original bidders on the controversial Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract.
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What agencies need to implement the Federal Data Strategy
Officials continue to ponder how to improve information sharing.
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Will new tools help agencies fix the problems feds have?
The Office of Personnel Management wants federal leaders better prepared to act on insights from the results of the 2019 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.
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Workforce leaders hope to solve cyber reskilling challenges
The CIO Council’s workforce leads discuss the cyber reskilling academy’s latest results and how to better the program.
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Dear Bureaucrat, How can I be part of real innovation?
Some officials might make you part of “innovation theater,” encouraging employees to go through the motions of an innovation process, without letting them produce any substantive change. But you can still learn from it …
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Here are the top priorities for fed leadership for the new fiscal year
The GSA administrator gave an update on several on-going modernization projects.
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New long-term care plan aims to keep costs stable
Feds that enroll in long term care insurance after Oct. 21 will see a new feature that aims to keep their premium costs stable later in life.
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Trump taps Perry deputy to replace him at Energy Department
The nod follows Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s Oct. 17 confirmation he will leave the position later this year.
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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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Top management official wants a more ‘agile’ government
OMB Deputy Director of Management Margaret Weichert wants to remove “structural impediments” preventing the government from modernizing.
-
Secretary of Defense recuses himself from troubled Pentagon contract
The Pentagon chief’s son works for one of the original bidders on the controversial Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract.
-
What agencies need to implement the Federal Data Strategy
Officials continue to ponder how to improve information sharing.
-
Will new tools help agencies fix the problems feds have?
The Office of Personnel Management wants federal leaders better prepared to act on insights from the results of the 2019 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.
-
Workforce leaders hope to solve cyber reskilling challenges
The CIO Council’s workforce leads discuss the cyber reskilling academy’s latest results and how to better the program.
-
Dear Bureaucrat, How can I be part of real innovation?
Some officials might make you part of “innovation theater,” encouraging employees to go through the motions of an innovation process, without letting them produce any substantive change. But you can still learn from it …
-
Here are the top priorities for fed leadership for the new fiscal year
The GSA administrator gave an update on several on-going modernization projects.
-
New long-term care plan aims to keep costs stable
Feds that enroll in long term care insurance after Oct. 21 will see a new feature that aims to keep their premium costs stable later in life.
-
Trump taps Perry deputy to replace him at Energy Department
The nod follows Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s Oct. 17 confirmation he will leave the position later this year.
-
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.
-
Top management official wants a more ‘agile’ government
OMB Deputy Director of Management Margaret Weichert wants to remove “structural impediments” preventing the government from modernizing.
-
Secretary of Defense recuses himself from troubled Pentagon contract
The Pentagon chief’s son works for one of the original bidders on the controversial Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract.
-
What agencies need to implement the Federal Data Strategy
Officials continue to ponder how to improve information sharing.
-
Will new tools help agencies fix the problems feds have?
The Office of Personnel Management wants federal leaders better prepared to act on insights from the results of the 2019 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.
-
Workforce leaders hope to solve cyber reskilling challenges
The CIO Council’s workforce leads discuss the cyber reskilling academy’s latest results and how to better the program.
-
Dear Bureaucrat, How can I be part of real innovation?
Some officials might make you part of “innovation theater,” encouraging employees to go through the motions of an innovation process, without letting them produce any substantive change. But you can still learn from it …
-
Here are the top priorities for fed leadership for the new fiscal year
The GSA administrator gave an update on several on-going modernization projects.
-
New long-term care plan aims to keep costs stable
Feds that enroll in long term care insurance after Oct. 21 will see a new feature that aims to keep their premium costs stable later in life.
-
Trump taps Perry deputy to replace him at Energy Department
The nod follows Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s Oct. 17 confirmation he will leave the position later this year.
-
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.
