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Saturday, July 19, 2008

Kelman: Knowledge management 2.0
The Customs and Border Protection agency's new Web site is a good approach to enabling employees to collaborate.
(Posted July 14, 2008)

Editorial: A call to service
It is time that we make public service an integral part of citizenship.
(Posted July 14, 2008)

Kelman: The quest for objective research
At a conference in Stockholm, the surprise was the nonideological tone of the research.
(Posted July 7, 2008)

Suda: IT paves the way to safer roads
DOT is looking for ways to use emerging technologies to meet safety and congestion-reduction goals.
(Posted July 7, 2008)

Editorial: The importance of IT
A governmentwide CIO could help the next administration tap into innovation at the grass-roots level.
(Posted June 30, 2008)

Editorial: Defending CIO bloggers
The role of the CIO is to stay ahead of the train and guide the track.
(Posted June 23, 2008)

Welles: The power of being positive
A new book,‘Focus on the Good Stuff,’ suggests we need to look at what goes right.
(Posted June 23, 2008)

Editorial: Managing our own change
Our redesign changes our look but not our commitment to providing information that helps you do your job better.
(Posted June 9, 2008)

Circuit: FCW Movie madness
FCW’s best government-themed movie bracket
(Posted April 21, 2008)

Kelman: The not-so-obvious lesson
A tale of procurement woe shows that contracting officials need to be trusted business advisers.
(Posted April 14, 2008)

Editorial: GSA's Alliant lessons
GSA needs to take proactive steps to assure its customers that they can have faith in the government's contracting organization.
(Posted March 31, 2008)

Welles: Birds of a feather
Networking is an invaluable skill, but where are the best places for federal employees to connect?
(Posted March 31, 2008)

Causey: That's what I call stimulus
What does an alligator have to do with an economic stimulus plan? You'll have to read on.
(Posted March 31, 2008)

Editorial: Seeking the bright lights
Nominations are now open for the 2008 Rising Star awards, which recognize the work done by younger people in government and industry.
(Posted March 24, 2008)

Kelman: Keeping an eye on the prize
By offering prizes, you can get more research bang for the buck, but will agencies take a risk?
(Posted March 3, 2008)

Letters: The problem with NSPS
The National Security Personnel System continues to inspire fear, loathing and letters to the editor.
(Posted March 3, 2008)

Guerra: Regulating profit
The government shouldn't care if companies are making a profit as long as they are delivering value.
(Posted March 3, 2008)

Editorial: The collaboration era
The real power of information comes when it is shared.
(Posted March 3, 2008)

McNamara: Intelligence sharing
Our government must start using 21st-century technologies to protect society and civil liberties.
(Posted February 18, 2008)

Leidinger: Retooling government HR
Human resources shops must reinvent themselves by becoming advisers to program leaders.
(Posted February 18, 2008)

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