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Feds are confident in mission, less so in performance recognition
The 2018 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey received positive responses to questions about agency mission, but revealed that feds were unhappy with performance rewards.
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DoD seeks industry input on multibillion-dollar cloud collaboration solution
The Department of Defense committed to using the IT Schedule 70 contract to acquire enterprisewide collaboration services in a commercial cloud.
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These 3 agencies are leading the way in customer experience
Three agencies are leading the way with the Trump administration’s priority to improve citizen experiences with the government.
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Workforce change should focus on the employee, experts agree
A White House symposium and subsequent report emphasized the importance of prioritizing the employee experience.
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Administration redesigns leadership of tech experts team to depoliticize positions
The change renames the U.S. Digital Service’s leadership and places term limits on those positions.
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Report finds Interior secretary violated agency travel policies
A new report out of the Department of Interior Office of Inspector General found that Secretary Ryan Zinke had violated agency travel policies.
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Fiscal Service wants to help agencies ‘do something’ about fraud
The Department of Treasury’s Bureau of Fiscal Service released a playbook Oct. 18 to help improve fraud prevention at all government agencies.
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Trump moves to pull US from international postal agreement
The State Department started proceedings that would take the U.S. out of a United Nations postal agreement in the next year.
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The USDA’s push to become the ‘most effective’ agency
Leadership at the U.S. Department of Agriculture is pushing for concerted IT modernization efforts that help to improve citizen and employee experiences with the agency.
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How this OMB official thinks government can leverage differences with business
Though government and industry often operate in very different ways, there are still compatible lessons to be learned, according to Office of Management and Budget official Margaret Weichert.
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Feds are confident in mission, less so in performance recognition
The 2018 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey received positive responses to questions about agency mission, but revealed that feds were unhappy with performance rewards.
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DoD seeks industry input on multibillion-dollar cloud collaboration solution
The Department of Defense committed to using the IT Schedule 70 contract to acquire enterprisewide collaboration services in a commercial cloud.
-
These 3 agencies are leading the way in customer experience
Three agencies are leading the way with the Trump administration’s priority to improve citizen experiences with the government.
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Workforce change should focus on the employee, experts agree
A White House symposium and subsequent report emphasized the importance of prioritizing the employee experience.
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Administration redesigns leadership of tech experts team to depoliticize positions
The change renames the U.S. Digital Service’s leadership and places term limits on those positions.
-
Report finds Interior secretary violated agency travel policies
A new report out of the Department of Interior Office of Inspector General found that Secretary Ryan Zinke had violated agency travel policies.
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Fiscal Service wants to help agencies ‘do something’ about fraud
The Department of Treasury’s Bureau of Fiscal Service released a playbook Oct. 18 to help improve fraud prevention at all government agencies.
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Trump moves to pull US from international postal agreement
The State Department started proceedings that would take the U.S. out of a United Nations postal agreement in the next year.
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The USDA’s push to become the ‘most effective’ agency
Leadership at the U.S. Department of Agriculture is pushing for concerted IT modernization efforts that help to improve citizen and employee experiences with the agency.
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How this OMB official thinks government can leverage differences with business
Though government and industry often operate in very different ways, there are still compatible lessons to be learned, according to Office of Management and Budget official Margaret Weichert.
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Feds are confident in mission, less so in performance recognition
The 2018 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey received positive responses to questions about agency mission, but revealed that feds were unhappy with performance rewards.
-
DoD seeks industry input on multibillion-dollar cloud collaboration solution
The Department of Defense committed to using the IT Schedule 70 contract to acquire enterprisewide collaboration services in a commercial cloud.
-
These 3 agencies are leading the way in customer experience
Three agencies are leading the way with the Trump administration’s priority to improve citizen experiences with the government.
-
Workforce change should focus on the employee, experts agree
A White House symposium and subsequent report emphasized the importance of prioritizing the employee experience.
-
Administration redesigns leadership of tech experts team to depoliticize positions
The change renames the U.S. Digital Service’s leadership and places term limits on those positions.
-
Report finds Interior secretary violated agency travel policies
A new report out of the Department of Interior Office of Inspector General found that Secretary Ryan Zinke had violated agency travel policies.
-
Fiscal Service wants to help agencies ‘do something’ about fraud
The Department of Treasury’s Bureau of Fiscal Service released a playbook Oct. 18 to help improve fraud prevention at all government agencies.
-
Trump moves to pull US from international postal agreement
The State Department started proceedings that would take the U.S. out of a United Nations postal agreement in the next year.
-
The USDA’s push to become the ‘most effective’ agency
Leadership at the U.S. Department of Agriculture is pushing for concerted IT modernization efforts that help to improve citizen and employee experiences with the agency.
-
How this OMB official thinks government can leverage differences with business
Though government and industry often operate in very different ways, there are still compatible lessons to be learned, according to Office of Management and Budget official Margaret Weichert.
