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AFGE praises DOJ’s move to shut down private prisons
The federal employee union is “thrilled” with the Department of Justice’s decision to stop using private prisons.
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New SBA website simplifies certification process
The new website is designed to streamline the application and certification process for women-owned small businesses.
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Pattern disruption is the best way to combat cyberattacks
When an organization can successfully anticipate possible threats instead of being preoccupied with the status quo, it can proactively allocate resources.
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NGA’s Homeland panel to benefit from Hutchinson’s experience, leadership
It is good very news for those who closely follow homeland security issues to see Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson named as the new Chairman of the National Governors Association’s Homeland Security and Public Safety Committee.
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Obama administration can secure another win for data privacy
The Obama administration should implement the Privacy Shield agreement as soon as possible to address the ongoing confusion between data privacy and security practices across national boundaries.
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Brexit: An exercise in project management
All strategic change happens through projects and programs. Changes in a political environment are no different.
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Commentary: Preparing the next president for the worst
It’s nightmare scenarios like this that keep government (and increasingly, private sector) emergency planners awake at night, and it was just such a “lights out” event that signaled the beginning of the National Academy of Public Administration’s second in its series of Presidential Transition table-top exercises.
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Certification process for technical support staff of contracting officers falls short
GSA’s inspector general said some certification policies recommended in 2014 are still not in place.
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AFGE praises DOJ’s move to shut down private prisons
The federal employee union is “thrilled” with the Department of Justice’s decision to stop using private prisons.
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New SBA website simplifies certification process
The new website is designed to streamline the application and certification process for women-owned small businesses.
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Pattern disruption is the best way to combat cyberattacks
When an organization can successfully anticipate possible threats instead of being preoccupied with the status quo, it can proactively allocate resources.
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VA and Domino Theory Redux
Let the VA department ‘secede’ from the federal civil service system.
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NGA’s Homeland panel to benefit from Hutchinson’s experience, leadership
It is good very news for those who closely follow homeland security issues to see Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson named as the new Chairman of the National Governors Association’s Homeland Security and Public Safety Committee.
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Misconceptions of devOps in GovIT
The U.S. Government’s legacy technology problem is getting worse.
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Obama administration can secure another win for data privacy
The Obama administration should implement the Privacy Shield agreement as soon as possible to address the ongoing confusion between data privacy and security practices across national boundaries.
-
Brexit: An exercise in project management
All strategic change happens through projects and programs. Changes in a political environment are no different.
-
Commentary: Preparing the next president for the worst
It’s nightmare scenarios like this that keep government (and increasingly, private sector) emergency planners awake at night, and it was just such a “lights out” event that signaled the beginning of the National Academy of Public Administration’s second in its series of Presidential Transition table-top exercises.
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Certification process for technical support staff of contracting officers falls short
GSA’s inspector general said some certification policies recommended in 2014 are still not in place.
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AFGE praises DOJ’s move to shut down private prisons
The federal employee union is “thrilled” with the Department of Justice’s decision to stop using private prisons.
-
New SBA website simplifies certification process
The new website is designed to streamline the application and certification process for women-owned small businesses.
-
Pattern disruption is the best way to combat cyberattacks
When an organization can successfully anticipate possible threats instead of being preoccupied with the status quo, it can proactively allocate resources.
-
VA and Domino Theory Redux
Let the VA department ‘secede’ from the federal civil service system.
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NGA’s Homeland panel to benefit from Hutchinson’s experience, leadership
It is good very news for those who closely follow homeland security issues to see Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson named as the new Chairman of the National Governors Association’s Homeland Security and Public Safety Committee.
-
Misconceptions of devOps in GovIT
The U.S. Government’s legacy technology problem is getting worse.
-
Obama administration can secure another win for data privacy
The Obama administration should implement the Privacy Shield agreement as soon as possible to address the ongoing confusion between data privacy and security practices across national boundaries.
-
Brexit: An exercise in project management
All strategic change happens through projects and programs. Changes in a political environment are no different.
-
Commentary: Preparing the next president for the worst
It’s nightmare scenarios like this that keep government (and increasingly, private sector) emergency planners awake at night, and it was just such a “lights out” event that signaled the beginning of the National Academy of Public Administration’s second in its series of Presidential Transition table-top exercises.
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Certification process for technical support staff of contracting officers falls short
GSA’s inspector general said some certification policies recommended in 2014 are still not in place.
