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Friday, May 9, 2008

Obama promises small-biz support
Federal contracting dollars intended for small businesses should go to those businesses, the Democratic presidential candidate says.
(Posted February 28, 2008)

A void in the community
Rep. Davis’ decision not to run again strikes a blow to House’s acquisition and IT chops.
(Posted February 4, 2008)

Editorial: Departing opportunities
Political 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)

Rep. Davis suggests his replacement as Congress' contracting lead
The congressman, who will not seek re-election after he finishes his term, recommends Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) for the job.
(Posted February 1, 2008)

A Davis retrospective: 12 years of making news
Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.), who announced today that he would not seek another term, has been focused on information technology issues since his very first term in 1996, as seen in this career retrospective.
(Posted January 30, 2008)

Davis to leave House
The Virginia Republican and longtime champion of technology and procurement issues said he would not run for an eighth term.
(Posted January 30, 2008)

Presidential candidate would freeze government hiring
Republican hopeful Fred Thompson said he would curb government spending by not hiring any new employees for one year.
(Posted January 10, 2008)

Candidates should recognize change is hard, report states
“Why not use social-networking technologies to build political support to make [innovation] move faster?” asks Bruce McConnell, president of Government Futures.
(Posted January 9, 2008)

Editorial: Let the real debate begin
The presidential candidates have given government management issues only glancing attention.
(Posted January 7, 2008)

One year to go, then the handoff
OMB says a true test of the President’s Management Agenda would be whether it carries over into the next administration
(Posted January 7, 2008)

Obama calls for federal CTO
Policy experts are split on the potential effectiveness of the executive position
(Posted December 3, 2007)

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Bill targets messy e-records
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