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Inside the EPA’s longstanding struggles with IT security
Two Inspector General reports found that the Environmental Protection Agency has yet to meet standards for information security and inadequately kept track of its IT property.
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DoD’s next-gen health records system deemed ‘neither effective nor suitable’
A Department of Defense report based on 2017 testing found that the initial rollout of the MHS GENESIS system was difficult to use, lacked sufficient user training and offered inadequate help desk support.
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VA lets doctors use telemedicine to cross state lines
A new Veterans Affairs rule will supersede individual state telehealth laws and licencing restrictions to allow veterans’ healthcare providers to administer care through virtual services across the U.S.
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New bill would force agencies to modernize websites
The 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act would require agencies to improve their public-facing websites and expand the number of services offered on them.
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A bureaucratic mess
How the formation of a cyber center turned into a personnel scandal at the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Congressman slams OPM for targeting fed benefits
Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, whose district is home to thousands of federal employees, wrote to the Office of Personnel Management Director to oppose legislative proposals that would cut into federal retirement benefits.
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GAO’s IT expert talks what to expect on the next FITARA scorecard
Government Accountability Office Director of IT Management Issues Dave Powner outlined expectations and misconceptions of the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard, the defining evaluation of agency commitment to IT modernization.
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Will a citizenship question derail the 2020 Census?
Some experts argued that the confidentiality of the Census will keep non-citizens responding, while others said a lack of government trust will depress response numbers.
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Injured feds are at higher risk of opioid addiction
Federal regulations allow injured government employees to be prescribed opioids for far longer than their state and private-sector counterparts.
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OPM is out to cut retirement benefits
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon proposed that Congress enact four changes to reduce retirement benefits or require employees to pay for a larger portion of those benefits in a May 4, 2018, letter to the House.
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Inside the EPA’s longstanding struggles with IT security
Two Inspector General reports found that the Environmental Protection Agency has yet to meet standards for information security and inadequately kept track of its IT property.
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DoD’s next-gen health records system deemed ‘neither effective nor suitable’
A Department of Defense report based on 2017 testing found that the initial rollout of the MHS GENESIS system was difficult to use, lacked sufficient user training and offered inadequate help desk support.
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VA lets doctors use telemedicine to cross state lines
A new Veterans Affairs rule will supersede individual state telehealth laws and licencing restrictions to allow veterans’ healthcare providers to administer care through virtual services across the U.S.
-
New bill would force agencies to modernize websites
The 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act would require agencies to improve their public-facing websites and expand the number of services offered on them.
-
A bureaucratic mess
How the formation of a cyber center turned into a personnel scandal at the Department of Health and Human Services.
-
Congressman slams OPM for targeting fed benefits
Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, whose district is home to thousands of federal employees, wrote to the Office of Personnel Management Director to oppose legislative proposals that would cut into federal retirement benefits.
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GAO’s IT expert talks what to expect on the next FITARA scorecard
Government Accountability Office Director of IT Management Issues Dave Powner outlined expectations and misconceptions of the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard, the defining evaluation of agency commitment to IT modernization.
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Will a citizenship question derail the 2020 Census?
Some experts argued that the confidentiality of the Census will keep non-citizens responding, while others said a lack of government trust will depress response numbers.
-
Injured feds are at higher risk of opioid addiction
Federal regulations allow injured government employees to be prescribed opioids for far longer than their state and private-sector counterparts.
-
OPM is out to cut retirement benefits
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon proposed that Congress enact four changes to reduce retirement benefits or require employees to pay for a larger portion of those benefits in a May 4, 2018, letter to the House.
-
Inside the EPA’s longstanding struggles with IT security
Two Inspector General reports found that the Environmental Protection Agency has yet to meet standards for information security and inadequately kept track of its IT property.
-
DoD’s next-gen health records system deemed ‘neither effective nor suitable’
A Department of Defense report based on 2017 testing found that the initial rollout of the MHS GENESIS system was difficult to use, lacked sufficient user training and offered inadequate help desk support.
-
VA lets doctors use telemedicine to cross state lines
A new Veterans Affairs rule will supersede individual state telehealth laws and licencing restrictions to allow veterans’ healthcare providers to administer care through virtual services across the U.S.
-
New bill would force agencies to modernize websites
The 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act would require agencies to improve their public-facing websites and expand the number of services offered on them.
-
A bureaucratic mess
How the formation of a cyber center turned into a personnel scandal at the Department of Health and Human Services.
-
Congressman slams OPM for targeting fed benefits
Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, whose district is home to thousands of federal employees, wrote to the Office of Personnel Management Director to oppose legislative proposals that would cut into federal retirement benefits.
-
GAO’s IT expert talks what to expect on the next FITARA scorecard
Government Accountability Office Director of IT Management Issues Dave Powner outlined expectations and misconceptions of the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard, the defining evaluation of agency commitment to IT modernization.
-
Will a citizenship question derail the 2020 Census?
Some experts argued that the confidentiality of the Census will keep non-citizens responding, while others said a lack of government trust will depress response numbers.
-
Injured feds are at higher risk of opioid addiction
Federal regulations allow injured government employees to be prescribed opioids for far longer than their state and private-sector counterparts.
-
OPM is out to cut retirement benefits
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon proposed that Congress enact four changes to reduce retirement benefits or require employees to pay for a larger portion of those benefits in a May 4, 2018, letter to the House.
