|
|
 | |
Editorial: GSA's Alliant lessonsGSA 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 featherNetworking is an invaluable skill, but where are the best places for federal employees to connect?(Posted March 31, 2008)
Editorial: Seeking the bright lightsNominations 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)
Letters: The problem with NSPSThe National Security Personnel System continues to inspire fear, loathing and letters to the editor.(Posted March 3, 2008)
Guerra: Regulating profitThe government shouldn't care if companies are making a profit as long as they are delivering value.(Posted March 3, 2008)
McNamara: Intelligence sharingOur government must start using 21st-century technologies to protect society and civil liberties.(Posted February 18, 2008)
Editorial: Good governmentRep. Tom Davis has been good for the IT community and will be missed when he retires from government.(Posted February 18, 2008)
Editorial: Departing opportunitiesPolitical appointees often leave their posts in the last year of an administration, but in recent months, we have seen many career employees leave — and there are others who are pondering their futures.(Posted February 4, 2008)
LettersThe trouble with NSPS lies with the raters; Contractors can't solve management problems; Smithsonian records readily searchable; What are the benefits of software as a service?; Feds should have nothing to hide (Posted February 4, 2008)
|
| | |
|
|
