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GAO: Completing our recommendations could save billions
Agencies and Congress fully addressed barely half of actions called for by the Government Accountability Office in annual reports issued from 2011 to 2017.
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Go into acquisitions with an open mind, experts tell agencies
Agencies are likely to get a better solution by going into an acquisition without rigid expectations, according to government acquisitions officials speaking at a government IT summit.
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FedRAMP authorizes its 100th cloud service offering
The announcement of its 100th offering marks a major step in the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program, which stands as the gatekeeper of commercial cloud in the federal government.
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OPM director wants senior-level human capital advisers
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon issued a memo stating that reforms in civil service, IT modernization and employee benefits necessitate agencies populate the Chief Human Capital Officers Council with strong leaders.
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The State Department might designate a cyber ambassador
A Department of State reauthorization bill includes a proposal to elevate a proposed Bureau for Cyberspace and the Digital Economy.
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Former VA CIO optimistic that IT initiatives will move forward
Speaking at a conference following his recent resignation, former Veterans Affairs Chief Information Officer Scott Blackburn expressed confident in the department’s move to a new electronic health record system, among other far-reaching projects.
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IRS tech modernization legislation passes the House
Just after an IRS payment application went down and forced the IRS to extend the tax season, the House of Representatives passed the 21st Century IRS Act to improve cybersecurity and IT modernization at the agency.
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OMB director eyes redistribution of federal pay
Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said that the proposed FY19 pay cuts would serve as an avenue to balance overpaid entry-level workers and underpaid high-level workers.
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Report: IT is the No. 1 agency management challenge
A comprehensive report drawn from 61 agency-specific inspector general reports on management issues published in 2017 found IT problems at the forefront of most agencies’ concerns.
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IRS system overtaxed just before filing deadline
The agency everyone loves to hate won’t win any new fans as the IRS Direct Pay system crashed with just hours before the 2017 tax year filing deadline.
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GAO: Completing our recommendations could save billions
Agencies and Congress fully addressed barely half of actions called for by the Government Accountability Office in annual reports issued from 2011 to 2017.
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Go into acquisitions with an open mind, experts tell agencies
Agencies are likely to get a better solution by going into an acquisition without rigid expectations, according to government acquisitions officials speaking at a government IT summit.
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FedRAMP authorizes its 100th cloud service offering
The announcement of its 100th offering marks a major step in the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program, which stands as the gatekeeper of commercial cloud in the federal government.
-
OPM director wants senior-level human capital advisers
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon issued a memo stating that reforms in civil service, IT modernization and employee benefits necessitate agencies populate the Chief Human Capital Officers Council with strong leaders.
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The State Department might designate a cyber ambassador
A Department of State reauthorization bill includes a proposal to elevate a proposed Bureau for Cyberspace and the Digital Economy.
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Former VA CIO optimistic that IT initiatives will move forward
Speaking at a conference following his recent resignation, former Veterans Affairs Chief Information Officer Scott Blackburn expressed confident in the department’s move to a new electronic health record system, among other far-reaching projects.
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IRS tech modernization legislation passes the House
Just after an IRS payment application went down and forced the IRS to extend the tax season, the House of Representatives passed the 21st Century IRS Act to improve cybersecurity and IT modernization at the agency.
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OMB director eyes redistribution of federal pay
Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said that the proposed FY19 pay cuts would serve as an avenue to balance overpaid entry-level workers and underpaid high-level workers.
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Report: IT is the No. 1 agency management challenge
A comprehensive report drawn from 61 agency-specific inspector general reports on management issues published in 2017 found IT problems at the forefront of most agencies’ concerns.
-
IRS system overtaxed just before filing deadline
The agency everyone loves to hate won’t win any new fans as the IRS Direct Pay system crashed with just hours before the 2017 tax year filing deadline.
-
GAO: Completing our recommendations could save billions
Agencies and Congress fully addressed barely half of actions called for by the Government Accountability Office in annual reports issued from 2011 to 2017.
-
Go into acquisitions with an open mind, experts tell agencies
Agencies are likely to get a better solution by going into an acquisition without rigid expectations, according to government acquisitions officials speaking at a government IT summit.
-
FedRAMP authorizes its 100th cloud service offering
The announcement of its 100th offering marks a major step in the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program, which stands as the gatekeeper of commercial cloud in the federal government.
-
OPM director wants senior-level human capital advisers
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon issued a memo stating that reforms in civil service, IT modernization and employee benefits necessitate agencies populate the Chief Human Capital Officers Council with strong leaders.
-
The State Department might designate a cyber ambassador
A Department of State reauthorization bill includes a proposal to elevate a proposed Bureau for Cyberspace and the Digital Economy.
-
Former VA CIO optimistic that IT initiatives will move forward
Speaking at a conference following his recent resignation, former Veterans Affairs Chief Information Officer Scott Blackburn expressed confident in the department’s move to a new electronic health record system, among other far-reaching projects.
-
IRS tech modernization legislation passes the House
Just after an IRS payment application went down and forced the IRS to extend the tax season, the House of Representatives passed the 21st Century IRS Act to improve cybersecurity and IT modernization at the agency.
-
OMB director eyes redistribution of federal pay
Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said that the proposed FY19 pay cuts would serve as an avenue to balance overpaid entry-level workers and underpaid high-level workers.
-
Report: IT is the No. 1 agency management challenge
A comprehensive report drawn from 61 agency-specific inspector general reports on management issues published in 2017 found IT problems at the forefront of most agencies’ concerns.
-
IRS system overtaxed just before filing deadline
The agency everyone loves to hate won’t win any new fans as the IRS Direct Pay system crashed with just hours before the 2017 tax year filing deadline.
