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IT earns top spot in upcoming Trump management agenda. But does it need more teeth?
The agenda will integrate information technology modernization initiatives with workforce and transparency needs, according to the Office of Management and Budget’s Margaret Weichert.
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GSA awards first Centers of Excellence contracts
The five awardees will be tasked with providing consulting and IT engineering services for the first phase of the new Centers of Excellence program.
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Reps. Will Hurd, R-Texas, and Robin Kelly, D-Illinois on bipartisan IT initiatives
The two House of Representatives members have established themselves as go-to partners and they attribute a focus on common goals to their success crafting federal information technology reform.
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Innovation at scale: What has the White House Office of American Innovation accomplished?
One year in, what has the White House Office of American Innovation accomplished?
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GAO dismisses protest of DoD cloud support contract
The contract, awarded to Alaska-based Eagle Harbor Solutions, will support the Department of Defense’s Cloud Executive Steering Group in its multibillion-dollar JEDI acquisition of a departmentwide commercial cloud.
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Federal tech board establishes guiding principles for IT funding
The Technology Modernization Fund Board held its first meeting to discuss the proposal review and oversight process for allocating a potential $250 million in IT funding.
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Telework improves job performance in feds, survey says
An Office of Personnel Management survey found that telework and other work-life programs improved employee performance, despite lukewarm supervisor support.
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Want to hire a former political appointee for an agency gig? You’ll probably need OPM’s okay.
The new policy expands the number of politically appointed positions the Office of Personnel Management must review when appointees look to transfer to permanent positions.
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Leidos, DoD officials: User feedback ‘taken out of context’ in EHR rollout
Negative user feedback was all part of the plan for a new electronic health care system, said Department of Defense officials and their private sector partners.
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Ideas alone won’t improve the federal security clearance backlog
A Senate Intelligence Committee hearing recognized the risks and possible solutions surrounding the government’s security clearance processing backlog, but offered no concrete plans.
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IT earns top spot in upcoming Trump management agenda. But does it need more teeth?
The agenda will integrate information technology modernization initiatives with workforce and transparency needs, according to the Office of Management and Budget’s Margaret Weichert.
-
GSA awards first Centers of Excellence contracts
The five awardees will be tasked with providing consulting and IT engineering services for the first phase of the new Centers of Excellence program.
-
Reps. Will Hurd, R-Texas, and Robin Kelly, D-Illinois on bipartisan IT initiatives
The two House of Representatives members have established themselves as go-to partners and they attribute a focus on common goals to their success crafting federal information technology reform.
-
Innovation at scale: What has the White House Office of American Innovation accomplished?
One year in, what has the White House Office of American Innovation accomplished?
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GAO dismisses protest of DoD cloud support contract
The contract, awarded to Alaska-based Eagle Harbor Solutions, will support the Department of Defense’s Cloud Executive Steering Group in its multibillion-dollar JEDI acquisition of a departmentwide commercial cloud.
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Federal tech board establishes guiding principles for IT funding
The Technology Modernization Fund Board held its first meeting to discuss the proposal review and oversight process for allocating a potential $250 million in IT funding.
-
Telework improves job performance in feds, survey says
An Office of Personnel Management survey found that telework and other work-life programs improved employee performance, despite lukewarm supervisor support.
-
Want to hire a former political appointee for an agency gig? You’ll probably need OPM’s okay.
The new policy expands the number of politically appointed positions the Office of Personnel Management must review when appointees look to transfer to permanent positions.
-
Leidos, DoD officials: User feedback ‘taken out of context’ in EHR rollout
Negative user feedback was all part of the plan for a new electronic health care system, said Department of Defense officials and their private sector partners.
-
Ideas alone won’t improve the federal security clearance backlog
A Senate Intelligence Committee hearing recognized the risks and possible solutions surrounding the government’s security clearance processing backlog, but offered no concrete plans.
-
IT earns top spot in upcoming Trump management agenda. But does it need more teeth?
The agenda will integrate information technology modernization initiatives with workforce and transparency needs, according to the Office of Management and Budget’s Margaret Weichert.
-
GSA awards first Centers of Excellence contracts
The five awardees will be tasked with providing consulting and IT engineering services for the first phase of the new Centers of Excellence program.
-
Reps. Will Hurd, R-Texas, and Robin Kelly, D-Illinois on bipartisan IT initiatives
The two House of Representatives members have established themselves as go-to partners and they attribute a focus on common goals to their success crafting federal information technology reform.
-
Innovation at scale: What has the White House Office of American Innovation accomplished?
One year in, what has the White House Office of American Innovation accomplished?
-
GAO dismisses protest of DoD cloud support contract
The contract, awarded to Alaska-based Eagle Harbor Solutions, will support the Department of Defense’s Cloud Executive Steering Group in its multibillion-dollar JEDI acquisition of a departmentwide commercial cloud.
-
Federal tech board establishes guiding principles for IT funding
The Technology Modernization Fund Board held its first meeting to discuss the proposal review and oversight process for allocating a potential $250 million in IT funding.
-
Telework improves job performance in feds, survey says
An Office of Personnel Management survey found that telework and other work-life programs improved employee performance, despite lukewarm supervisor support.
-
Want to hire a former political appointee for an agency gig? You’ll probably need OPM’s okay.
The new policy expands the number of politically appointed positions the Office of Personnel Management must review when appointees look to transfer to permanent positions.
-
Leidos, DoD officials: User feedback ‘taken out of context’ in EHR rollout
Negative user feedback was all part of the plan for a new electronic health care system, said Department of Defense officials and their private sector partners.
-
Ideas alone won’t improve the federal security clearance backlog
A Senate Intelligence Committee hearing recognized the risks and possible solutions surrounding the government’s security clearance processing backlog, but offered no concrete plans.
