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DoD’s long road to performance management
GAO sees portfolio management as the best path forward for reducing risk, but DOD is not effectively using PM to optimize its investments.
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A welcome new attempt at personnel reform
The federal personnel system was designed for the workforce of 60 years ago.
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The government’s costly cybersecurity midlife crisis
Cyberattacks will happen, and it is time for defense strategy to grow up.
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You can bet on cloud without going all-in
By now, the cloud is hardly some new thing to be approached with caution.
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PSC asks Congress to give contractors shutdown reimbursement
The path to a potential government shutdown has become more uncertain, but contractors aren’t taking any chances.
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Lessons learned late: Things I wish I had known before leaving government
After 12 years in federal service, Casey Coleman discovers unsuspected things about the private sector.
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The new priority of government: citizen customer service
Better service makes the public and the agency employees happier.
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DoD’s long road to performance management
GAO sees portfolio management as the best path forward for reducing risk, but DOD is not effectively using PM to optimize its investments.
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A Constitutional Convention model for government reform
5 questions for every government program
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A welcome new attempt at personnel reform
The federal personnel system was designed for the workforce of 60 years ago.
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The government’s costly cybersecurity midlife crisis
Cyberattacks will happen, and it is time for defense strategy to grow up.
-
You can bet on cloud without going all-in
By now, the cloud is hardly some new thing to be approached with caution.
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PSC asks Congress to give contractors shutdown reimbursement
The path to a potential government shutdown has become more uncertain, but contractors aren’t taking any chances.
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Lessons learned late: Things I wish I had known before leaving government
After 12 years in federal service, Casey Coleman discovers unsuspected things about the private sector.
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The cyber onslaught gets worse
Federal CISOs are beseiged from all sides.
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Contracting trends: What’s in, what’s out
A look at procurement policies, principles and people.
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The new priority of government: citizen customer service
Better service makes the public and the agency employees happier.
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DoD’s long road to performance management
GAO sees portfolio management as the best path forward for reducing risk, but DOD is not effectively using PM to optimize its investments.
-
A Constitutional Convention model for government reform
5 questions for every government program
-
A welcome new attempt at personnel reform
The federal personnel system was designed for the workforce of 60 years ago.
-
The government’s costly cybersecurity midlife crisis
Cyberattacks will happen, and it is time for defense strategy to grow up.
-
You can bet on cloud without going all-in
By now, the cloud is hardly some new thing to be approached with caution.
-
PSC asks Congress to give contractors shutdown reimbursement
The path to a potential government shutdown has become more uncertain, but contractors aren’t taking any chances.
-
Lessons learned late: Things I wish I had known before leaving government
After 12 years in federal service, Casey Coleman discovers unsuspected things about the private sector.
-
The cyber onslaught gets worse
Federal CISOs are beseiged from all sides.
-
Contracting trends: What’s in, what’s out
A look at procurement policies, principles and people.
-
The new priority of government: citizen customer service
Better service makes the public and the agency employees happier.
