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OPM hack puts spotlight on trust
If an employee already holds a security clearance or works in a sensitive position, his or her ability to protect classified information should not be doubted, barring any conduct that could turn him or her into a security risk.
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FITARA: A new foundation for technology management
Without a strong foundation, it is difficult for new initiatives to fully take root.
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Agile beyond the buzz
To become more innovative with agile, greater trust between contractors and government is desperately needed.
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The future of the cloud is now (or maybe FY 2016)
Employees and industry are frustrated by the slow pace of cloud adoption in the federal government, but relief is near.
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Acquisition Innovation Part 2: Leadership
A complicated leadership picture makes innovation more difficult than it might be.
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Create a two-way network
Building a network is a critical skill for everyone, and is particularly critical for managers
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Police body cameras require planning for data security
Police body cameras are a safeguard against police misconduct, but they also generate massive amounts of data to store and secure.
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Financial management challenges facing federal executives
Building strong financial management practices in data collection and analysis provides the capabilities for success.
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Defining and achieving efficiency in government
Most managers don’t relate to what efficiency truly is or how to achieve it, and many opportunities that could make government work better are left on the table.
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OPM hack puts spotlight on trust
If an employee already holds a security clearance or works in a sensitive position, his or her ability to protect classified information should not be doubted, barring any conduct that could turn him or her into a security risk.
-
FITARA: A new foundation for technology management
Without a strong foundation, it is difficult for new initiatives to fully take root.
-
Agile beyond the buzz
To become more innovative with agile, greater trust between contractors and government is desperately needed.
-
The future of the cloud is now (or maybe FY 2016)
Employees and industry are frustrated by the slow pace of cloud adoption in the federal government, but relief is near.
-
Acquisition Innovation Part 2: Leadership
A complicated leadership picture makes innovation more difficult than it might be.
-
Create a two-way network
Building a network is a critical skill for everyone, and is particularly critical for managers
-
Police body cameras require planning for data security
Police body cameras are a safeguard against police misconduct, but they also generate massive amounts of data to store and secure.
-
Financial management challenges facing federal executives
Building strong financial management practices in data collection and analysis provides the capabilities for success.
-
Reflections of an editor
Federal Times Editor Steve Watkins prepares to hand over the helm.
-
Defining and achieving efficiency in government
Most managers don’t relate to what efficiency truly is or how to achieve it, and many opportunities that could make government work better are left on the table.
-
OPM hack puts spotlight on trust
If an employee already holds a security clearance or works in a sensitive position, his or her ability to protect classified information should not be doubted, barring any conduct that could turn him or her into a security risk.
-
FITARA: A new foundation for technology management
Without a strong foundation, it is difficult for new initiatives to fully take root.
-
Agile beyond the buzz
To become more innovative with agile, greater trust between contractors and government is desperately needed.
-
The future of the cloud is now (or maybe FY 2016)
Employees and industry are frustrated by the slow pace of cloud adoption in the federal government, but relief is near.
-
Acquisition Innovation Part 2: Leadership
A complicated leadership picture makes innovation more difficult than it might be.
-
Create a two-way network
Building a network is a critical skill for everyone, and is particularly critical for managers
-
Police body cameras require planning for data security
Police body cameras are a safeguard against police misconduct, but they also generate massive amounts of data to store and secure.
-
Financial management challenges facing federal executives
Building strong financial management practices in data collection and analysis provides the capabilities for success.
-
Reflections of an editor
Federal Times Editor Steve Watkins prepares to hand over the helm.
-
Defining and achieving efficiency in government
Most managers don’t relate to what efficiency truly is or how to achieve it, and many opportunities that could make government work better are left on the table.
