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How government can get more agencies to share tech
Ensuring agency participation is key to the success of shared-services initiatives, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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Government, private sector team up to boost cyber workforce
The initiative will place recent graduates at federal agencies for two years before giving them opportunities at private-sector cyber employment.
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CBP ends its controversial hiring contract with Accenture
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has faced significant staff shortages in recent years, with those leaving the agency outnumbering new hires from 2013 to 2018.
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One year in, collaboration is the secret sauce, says GDIT
The one year anniversary of General Dynamics Information Technology’s merger with CSRA has brought a new outlook and style to the government contractor.
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Is a court authorized to kill union-targeting executive orders?
A lawsuit defending collective bargaining (currently under appeal) hinges on who has jurisdiction in the first place.
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House Democrats don’t want to fund an OPM reorg
House Democrats are hesitant to back a fiscal year 2020 budget request for transitioning Office of Personnel Management responsibilities until the White House provides more detail.
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Agency heads to get special hiring authority for tech workers
Agencies in desperate need of a larger IT workforce will have the authority to specially hire workers themselves, rather than going through the Office of Personnel Management.
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VA’s IT leadership problem has infected modernization efforts
Short-term technology leadership, and a lack of defined responsibilities for that leadership, has hindered the Department of Veterans Affairs’ technology initiatives.
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GSA adds new cyber services to its tech acquisition vehicle
The new contract format better addresses the government’s need to protect high value assets, according to the General Services Administration.
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Will IT expert doubts delay the VA’s community care rollout?
The rollout of a new process for administering community care at the Department of Veterans Affairs is scheduled for June 6, but members of Congress worry that isn’t enough time to address glaring issues.
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How government can get more agencies to share tech
Ensuring agency participation is key to the success of shared-services initiatives, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
Government, private sector team up to boost cyber workforce
The initiative will place recent graduates at federal agencies for two years before giving them opportunities at private-sector cyber employment.
-
CBP ends its controversial hiring contract with Accenture
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has faced significant staff shortages in recent years, with those leaving the agency outnumbering new hires from 2013 to 2018.
-
One year in, collaboration is the secret sauce, says GDIT
The one year anniversary of General Dynamics Information Technology’s merger with CSRA has brought a new outlook and style to the government contractor.
-
Is a court authorized to kill union-targeting executive orders?
A lawsuit defending collective bargaining (currently under appeal) hinges on who has jurisdiction in the first place.
-
House Democrats don’t want to fund an OPM reorg
House Democrats are hesitant to back a fiscal year 2020 budget request for transitioning Office of Personnel Management responsibilities until the White House provides more detail.
-
Agency heads to get special hiring authority for tech workers
Agencies in desperate need of a larger IT workforce will have the authority to specially hire workers themselves, rather than going through the Office of Personnel Management.
-
VA’s IT leadership problem has infected modernization efforts
Short-term technology leadership, and a lack of defined responsibilities for that leadership, has hindered the Department of Veterans Affairs’ technology initiatives.
-
GSA adds new cyber services to its tech acquisition vehicle
The new contract format better addresses the government’s need to protect high value assets, according to the General Services Administration.
-
Will IT expert doubts delay the VA’s community care rollout?
The rollout of a new process for administering community care at the Department of Veterans Affairs is scheduled for June 6, but members of Congress worry that isn’t enough time to address glaring issues.
-
How government can get more agencies to share tech
Ensuring agency participation is key to the success of shared-services initiatives, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
Government, private sector team up to boost cyber workforce
The initiative will place recent graduates at federal agencies for two years before giving them opportunities at private-sector cyber employment.
-
CBP ends its controversial hiring contract with Accenture
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has faced significant staff shortages in recent years, with those leaving the agency outnumbering new hires from 2013 to 2018.
-
One year in, collaboration is the secret sauce, says GDIT
The one year anniversary of General Dynamics Information Technology’s merger with CSRA has brought a new outlook and style to the government contractor.
-
Is a court authorized to kill union-targeting executive orders?
A lawsuit defending collective bargaining (currently under appeal) hinges on who has jurisdiction in the first place.
-
House Democrats don’t want to fund an OPM reorg
House Democrats are hesitant to back a fiscal year 2020 budget request for transitioning Office of Personnel Management responsibilities until the White House provides more detail.
-
Agency heads to get special hiring authority for tech workers
Agencies in desperate need of a larger IT workforce will have the authority to specially hire workers themselves, rather than going through the Office of Personnel Management.
-
VA’s IT leadership problem has infected modernization efforts
Short-term technology leadership, and a lack of defined responsibilities for that leadership, has hindered the Department of Veterans Affairs’ technology initiatives.
-
GSA adds new cyber services to its tech acquisition vehicle
The new contract format better addresses the government’s need to protect high value assets, according to the General Services Administration.
-
Will IT expert doubts delay the VA’s community care rollout?
The rollout of a new process for administering community care at the Department of Veterans Affairs is scheduled for June 6, but members of Congress worry that isn’t enough time to address glaring issues.
