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Members of Congress look to make AI a priority
Two congressmen say that now is the time to get government involved in artificial intelligence innovation.
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GSA announces second agency to start Centers of Excellence program
The program, a partnership between the General Services Administration and the White House Office of American Innovation, is intended to jump-start IT modernization within agencies.
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White House seeks a ‘smarter’ cloud strategy
The White House released its update to the 2010 federal Cloud First strategy that looks to help agencies be smarter about cloud decisions.
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Senators call for investigation into FBI building plans
The FBI abruptly changed decade-old plans to relocate employees out of the crumbling J. Edgar Hoover headquarters building.
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27 senators sign off on keeping USPS in government control
Members of both the Senate and House have expressed opposition to proposed privatization of the U.S. Postal Service.
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CFC honors last year’s heroes, gears up for new season
The Combined Federal Campaign of the National Capital Area celebrated three Heroes Award winners and highlighted improvements to the charitable giving system for 2018.
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Census Bureau still struggles to estimate costs for 2020
The Census Bureau’s cost estimates for the 2020 Census don’t meet all reliability standards, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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Federal leadership development program turns 40
The Presidential Management Fellows program has attracted 40 classes of future leaders to federal service.
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3 big problems continue to dog federal procurement
After more than a decade, agencies still struggle to resolve widespread acquisition challenges.
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How agencies can use leave policies during a hurricane
As Hurricane Florence closed in on the Carolinas, the Office of Personnel Management reminded agencies that they have workplace and leave flexibility to accommodate employees impacted by the storm.
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Members of Congress look to make AI a priority
Two congressmen say that now is the time to get government involved in artificial intelligence innovation.
-
GSA announces second agency to start Centers of Excellence program
The program, a partnership between the General Services Administration and the White House Office of American Innovation, is intended to jump-start IT modernization within agencies.
-
White House seeks a ‘smarter’ cloud strategy
The White House released its update to the 2010 federal Cloud First strategy that looks to help agencies be smarter about cloud decisions.
-
Senators call for investigation into FBI building plans
The FBI abruptly changed decade-old plans to relocate employees out of the crumbling J. Edgar Hoover headquarters building.
-
27 senators sign off on keeping USPS in government control
Members of both the Senate and House have expressed opposition to proposed privatization of the U.S. Postal Service.
-
CFC honors last year’s heroes, gears up for new season
The Combined Federal Campaign of the National Capital Area celebrated three Heroes Award winners and highlighted improvements to the charitable giving system for 2018.
-
Census Bureau still struggles to estimate costs for 2020
The Census Bureau’s cost estimates for the 2020 Census don’t meet all reliability standards, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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Federal leadership development program turns 40
The Presidential Management Fellows program has attracted 40 classes of future leaders to federal service.
-
3 big problems continue to dog federal procurement
After more than a decade, agencies still struggle to resolve widespread acquisition challenges.
-
How agencies can use leave policies during a hurricane
As Hurricane Florence closed in on the Carolinas, the Office of Personnel Management reminded agencies that they have workplace and leave flexibility to accommodate employees impacted by the storm.
-
Members of Congress look to make AI a priority
Two congressmen say that now is the time to get government involved in artificial intelligence innovation.
-
GSA announces second agency to start Centers of Excellence program
The program, a partnership between the General Services Administration and the White House Office of American Innovation, is intended to jump-start IT modernization within agencies.
-
White House seeks a ‘smarter’ cloud strategy
The White House released its update to the 2010 federal Cloud First strategy that looks to help agencies be smarter about cloud decisions.
-
Senators call for investigation into FBI building plans
The FBI abruptly changed decade-old plans to relocate employees out of the crumbling J. Edgar Hoover headquarters building.
-
27 senators sign off on keeping USPS in government control
Members of both the Senate and House have expressed opposition to proposed privatization of the U.S. Postal Service.
-
CFC honors last year’s heroes, gears up for new season
The Combined Federal Campaign of the National Capital Area celebrated three Heroes Award winners and highlighted improvements to the charitable giving system for 2018.
-
Census Bureau still struggles to estimate costs for 2020
The Census Bureau’s cost estimates for the 2020 Census don’t meet all reliability standards, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
Federal leadership development program turns 40
The Presidential Management Fellows program has attracted 40 classes of future leaders to federal service.
-
3 big problems continue to dog federal procurement
After more than a decade, agencies still struggle to resolve widespread acquisition challenges.
-
How agencies can use leave policies during a hurricane
As Hurricane Florence closed in on the Carolinas, the Office of Personnel Management reminded agencies that they have workplace and leave flexibility to accommodate employees impacted by the storm.
