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Long-term care insurance: What to do?
The latest round of premium increases recently announced for the FLTCIP, while shocking to many, are entirely consistent with those already imposed upon retail policy holders.
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Robocall ruling reversal sought by advocacy groups
A coalition of consumer and privacy groups petitioned to reverse a ruling that the federal government and its contractors have immunity from fines related to robocalls.
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OIG: GSA’s IT offerings priced higher than commercial
The report said that identical IT products from GSA were available at multiple prices and higher than commercial costs.
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Federal Times takes home the gold for digital project
Federal Times was honored by the American Society of Business Publication Editors.
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Building up the backbone of government operations
Renewing the core systems of government is hardly something to get the pulse racing. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t do it…
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7 pillars of digital government success
In just a few years, the concept of digital government has grown from a White House strategy memorandum to a full-fledged priority for federal agencies.
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Contracting officers: The weakest links?
Stop the contracting officer blame game. Acquisition “takes a village.”
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Federal regulation makes 4.2 million employees eligible for overtime
Not all employees will walk away happy when a new U.S. Department of Labor regulation, signed into law by President Barack Obama last month, goes into effect on Dec. 1.
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5 steps to successfully implement organizational change
Federal agencies need a change management strategy that involves gathering evidence, meticulously outlining goals, and testing iteratively.
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Agencies need cyber risk strategies for modern adversaries
Implementing traditional cybersecurity defenses alone no longer suffices for today’s agencies. A holistic, risk-focused strategy better protects data from the changing face of threats.
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Long-term care insurance: What to do?
The latest round of premium increases recently announced for the FLTCIP, while shocking to many, are entirely consistent with those already imposed upon retail policy holders.
-
Robocall ruling reversal sought by advocacy groups
A coalition of consumer and privacy groups petitioned to reverse a ruling that the federal government and its contractors have immunity from fines related to robocalls.
-
OIG: GSA’s IT offerings priced higher than commercial
The report said that identical IT products from GSA were available at multiple prices and higher than commercial costs.
-
Federal Times takes home the gold for digital project
Federal Times was honored by the American Society of Business Publication Editors.
-
Building up the backbone of government operations
Renewing the core systems of government is hardly something to get the pulse racing. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t do it…
-
7 pillars of digital government success
In just a few years, the concept of digital government has grown from a White House strategy memorandum to a full-fledged priority for federal agencies.
-
Contracting officers: The weakest links?
Stop the contracting officer blame game. Acquisition “takes a village.”
-
Federal regulation makes 4.2 million employees eligible for overtime
Not all employees will walk away happy when a new U.S. Department of Labor regulation, signed into law by President Barack Obama last month, goes into effect on Dec. 1.
-
5 steps to successfully implement organizational change
Federal agencies need a change management strategy that involves gathering evidence, meticulously outlining goals, and testing iteratively.
-
Agencies need cyber risk strategies for modern adversaries
Implementing traditional cybersecurity defenses alone no longer suffices for today’s agencies. A holistic, risk-focused strategy better protects data from the changing face of threats.
-
Long-term care insurance: What to do?
The latest round of premium increases recently announced for the FLTCIP, while shocking to many, are entirely consistent with those already imposed upon retail policy holders.
-
Robocall ruling reversal sought by advocacy groups
A coalition of consumer and privacy groups petitioned to reverse a ruling that the federal government and its contractors have immunity from fines related to robocalls.
-
OIG: GSA’s IT offerings priced higher than commercial
The report said that identical IT products from GSA were available at multiple prices and higher than commercial costs.
-
Federal Times takes home the gold for digital project
Federal Times was honored by the American Society of Business Publication Editors.
-
Building up the backbone of government operations
Renewing the core systems of government is hardly something to get the pulse racing. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t do it…
-
7 pillars of digital government success
In just a few years, the concept of digital government has grown from a White House strategy memorandum to a full-fledged priority for federal agencies.
-
Contracting officers: The weakest links?
Stop the contracting officer blame game. Acquisition “takes a village.”
-
Federal regulation makes 4.2 million employees eligible for overtime
Not all employees will walk away happy when a new U.S. Department of Labor regulation, signed into law by President Barack Obama last month, goes into effect on Dec. 1.
-
5 steps to successfully implement organizational change
Federal agencies need a change management strategy that involves gathering evidence, meticulously outlining goals, and testing iteratively.
-
Agencies need cyber risk strategies for modern adversaries
Implementing traditional cybersecurity defenses alone no longer suffices for today’s agencies. A holistic, risk-focused strategy better protects data from the changing face of threats.
