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Trump goes after feds in latest executive orders
The executive orders make it easier to fire certain feds, while calling for the renegotiation of union contracts and cutting back the use of official time at agencies.
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Official time use: vital for feds or a waste of time?
The benefit of time used by federal employees for union duties varies due to a lack of concrete data and opposing expert perspectives.
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These tech problems could hurt government for years
Agencies will have to move aggressively to catch up with the technological expectations established by the private sector, federal CIO Suzette Kent said.
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Why DoD continues to fail at IT
The Department of Defense once again received the lowest score on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act.
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3 ways agencies can improve IT immediately
Though agencies fared poorly on the latest FITARA scorecard, easy changes could drastically improve grades, according to the Government Accountability Office’s IT guru.
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A new masterclass trains digital acquisition ‘Top Guns’
Tech procurement requires a different approach than other buying styles, and the DITAP development program from the Office of Management and Budget and U.S. Digital Services aims to give participants a hands-on approach to best practices.
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How agencies can get money from the government ‘Shark Tank’
The Technology Modernization Board encouraged agencies to submit even their most early stage proposals for how they would use some of the $100 million available to modernize IT.
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Grades plummet on latest government IT evaluation
Agencies struggled with the addition of new categories on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard, and longstanding problem categories still plagued some.
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Why can’t agencies teach old supervisors new tricks?
Experienced federal supervisors receive less training on mandatory topics than their newer counterparts, a recent Office of Personnel Management training survey found.
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DHS’s deputy tech lead announces retirement
Barry West, who became acting deputy CIO at the Department of Homeland Security in October 2017, will retire from his position May 31, 2018.
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Trump goes after feds in latest executive orders
The executive orders make it easier to fire certain feds, while calling for the renegotiation of union contracts and cutting back the use of official time at agencies.
-
Official time use: vital for feds or a waste of time?
The benefit of time used by federal employees for union duties varies due to a lack of concrete data and opposing expert perspectives.
-
These tech problems could hurt government for years
Agencies will have to move aggressively to catch up with the technological expectations established by the private sector, federal CIO Suzette Kent said.
-
Why DoD continues to fail at IT
The Department of Defense once again received the lowest score on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act.
-
3 ways agencies can improve IT immediately
Though agencies fared poorly on the latest FITARA scorecard, easy changes could drastically improve grades, according to the Government Accountability Office’s IT guru.
-
A new masterclass trains digital acquisition ‘Top Guns’
Tech procurement requires a different approach than other buying styles, and the DITAP development program from the Office of Management and Budget and U.S. Digital Services aims to give participants a hands-on approach to best practices.
-
How agencies can get money from the government ‘Shark Tank’
The Technology Modernization Board encouraged agencies to submit even their most early stage proposals for how they would use some of the $100 million available to modernize IT.
-
Grades plummet on latest government IT evaluation
Agencies struggled with the addition of new categories on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard, and longstanding problem categories still plagued some.
-
Why can’t agencies teach old supervisors new tricks?
Experienced federal supervisors receive less training on mandatory topics than their newer counterparts, a recent Office of Personnel Management training survey found.
-
DHS’s deputy tech lead announces retirement
Barry West, who became acting deputy CIO at the Department of Homeland Security in October 2017, will retire from his position May 31, 2018.
-
Trump goes after feds in latest executive orders
The executive orders make it easier to fire certain feds, while calling for the renegotiation of union contracts and cutting back the use of official time at agencies.
-
Official time use: vital for feds or a waste of time?
The benefit of time used by federal employees for union duties varies due to a lack of concrete data and opposing expert perspectives.
-
These tech problems could hurt government for years
Agencies will have to move aggressively to catch up with the technological expectations established by the private sector, federal CIO Suzette Kent said.
-
Why DoD continues to fail at IT
The Department of Defense once again received the lowest score on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act.
-
3 ways agencies can improve IT immediately
Though agencies fared poorly on the latest FITARA scorecard, easy changes could drastically improve grades, according to the Government Accountability Office’s IT guru.
-
A new masterclass trains digital acquisition ‘Top Guns’
Tech procurement requires a different approach than other buying styles, and the DITAP development program from the Office of Management and Budget and U.S. Digital Services aims to give participants a hands-on approach to best practices.
-
How agencies can get money from the government ‘Shark Tank’
The Technology Modernization Board encouraged agencies to submit even their most early stage proposals for how they would use some of the $100 million available to modernize IT.
-
Grades plummet on latest government IT evaluation
Agencies struggled with the addition of new categories on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard, and longstanding problem categories still plagued some.
-
Why can’t agencies teach old supervisors new tricks?
Experienced federal supervisors receive less training on mandatory topics than their newer counterparts, a recent Office of Personnel Management training survey found.
-
DHS’s deputy tech lead announces retirement
Barry West, who became acting deputy CIO at the Department of Homeland Security in October 2017, will retire from his position May 31, 2018.
