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Lawmakers push back on the partisan selection of administrative judges
President Donald Trump recently reclassified administrative law judge positions to enable agency leadership to select candidates, rather than going through a competitive process.
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Dear Bureaucrat, should I quit my job to launch a startup?
There are possibilities, and limitations, when using a grow-from-experience strategy to start as an entrepreneur while you keep the security of your job.
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3 ways to secure government data on commercial networks
By implementing advancements in emerging technology areas, agencies can deliver seamless, secure and reliable connectivity to meet demanding mission needs.
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Is the Census Bureau financially ready for 2020?
A controversial citizenship question could drive up the costs of the 2020 census, bringing into question the cost estimates made by the Census Bureau.
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White House wants $4.5 billion in emergency border funding
Department of Homeland Security officials said they were on track to run out of money without the extra cash.
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Beware of waiving claims
Claims brought up at a late stage of appeals may be deemed inapplicable for consideration, when they could have won a claimant their case.
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The 7 attributes of a good investment portfolio
TSP investment portfolios should have basic characteristics to ensure that you get the kind of results you’re looking for.
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Unnerving amount of sensitive data lives exposed
A new report by Varonis shows how much data is exposed both in government and industry. Varonis field CTO talks to Fifth Domain’s Daniel Woolfolk.
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NIST wants help developing standards for intelligent technology
The standards request is part of a larger White House initiative to explore the potential of artificial intelligence in federal agencies and the country as a whole.
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12 practices that help agencies improve technology management
The Government Accountability Office found that agencies implementing 12 technology management practices performed better on their Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act evaluations.
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Lawmakers push back on the partisan selection of administrative judges
President Donald Trump recently reclassified administrative law judge positions to enable agency leadership to select candidates, rather than going through a competitive process.
-
Dear Bureaucrat, should I quit my job to launch a startup?
There are possibilities, and limitations, when using a grow-from-experience strategy to start as an entrepreneur while you keep the security of your job.
-
3 ways to secure government data on commercial networks
By implementing advancements in emerging technology areas, agencies can deliver seamless, secure and reliable connectivity to meet demanding mission needs.
-
Is the Census Bureau financially ready for 2020?
A controversial citizenship question could drive up the costs of the 2020 census, bringing into question the cost estimates made by the Census Bureau.
-
White House wants $4.5 billion in emergency border funding
Department of Homeland Security officials said they were on track to run out of money without the extra cash.
-
Beware of waiving claims
Claims brought up at a late stage of appeals may be deemed inapplicable for consideration, when they could have won a claimant their case.
-
The 7 attributes of a good investment portfolio
TSP investment portfolios should have basic characteristics to ensure that you get the kind of results you’re looking for.
-
Unnerving amount of sensitive data lives exposed
A new report by Varonis shows how much data is exposed both in government and industry. Varonis field CTO talks to Fifth Domain’s Daniel Woolfolk.
-
NIST wants help developing standards for intelligent technology
The standards request is part of a larger White House initiative to explore the potential of artificial intelligence in federal agencies and the country as a whole.
-
12 practices that help agencies improve technology management
The Government Accountability Office found that agencies implementing 12 technology management practices performed better on their Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act evaluations.
-
Lawmakers push back on the partisan selection of administrative judges
President Donald Trump recently reclassified administrative law judge positions to enable agency leadership to select candidates, rather than going through a competitive process.
-
Dear Bureaucrat, should I quit my job to launch a startup?
There are possibilities, and limitations, when using a grow-from-experience strategy to start as an entrepreneur while you keep the security of your job.
-
3 ways to secure government data on commercial networks
By implementing advancements in emerging technology areas, agencies can deliver seamless, secure and reliable connectivity to meet demanding mission needs.
-
Is the Census Bureau financially ready for 2020?
A controversial citizenship question could drive up the costs of the 2020 census, bringing into question the cost estimates made by the Census Bureau.
-
White House wants $4.5 billion in emergency border funding
Department of Homeland Security officials said they were on track to run out of money without the extra cash.
-
Beware of waiving claims
Claims brought up at a late stage of appeals may be deemed inapplicable for consideration, when they could have won a claimant their case.
-
The 7 attributes of a good investment portfolio
TSP investment portfolios should have basic characteristics to ensure that you get the kind of results you’re looking for.
-
Unnerving amount of sensitive data lives exposed
A new report by Varonis shows how much data is exposed both in government and industry. Varonis field CTO talks to Fifth Domain’s Daniel Woolfolk.
-
NIST wants help developing standards for intelligent technology
The standards request is part of a larger White House initiative to explore the potential of artificial intelligence in federal agencies and the country as a whole.
-
12 practices that help agencies improve technology management
The Government Accountability Office found that agencies implementing 12 technology management practices performed better on their Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act evaluations.
