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Published April 30, 2007

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NEWS

Videoconferencing is a comeback hit
By FCW Staff
5 reasons why videoconferencing gear is finally winning over critics.

Editorial: What are the issues?
By Christopher J. Dorobek
In the coming months, we will offer thoughts about the issues that the presidential candidates should address.

Justice joins fraud lawsuit
By David Hubler
Whistle-blower suit alleges that IT vendors submitted false invoices to the government.

How low can morale go at DHS?
By Richard W. Walker
Marta Perez says the department has made significant progress in improving morale.

Mentoring helps SSA become a better workplace
By Richard W. Walker
On the best places to work list, SSA ranked 21st in 2005, this year, it jumped to 7th.

Kelman: Focus on the mission
By Steve Kelman
To be a great federal leader, you have to be obsessed with your agency’s mission.

Welles: The telework dance
By Judy Welles
Proponents fret about the lack of straightforward momentum for expanding government telework.

Weak spots in the fortress
By John Pulley
Vulnerabilities in Web-based software put agencies and citizens at risk.

Be a great boss
By Bruce Tulgan
Most organizations, especially federal agencies, suffer from undermanagement.

Circuit
By FCW Staff
A night for the children

Port security measures delayed — again
By Wade-Hahn Chan
TSA pushes back TWIC card distribution to work on infrastructure and standards.

Feds stay competitive
By Matthew Weigelt
Recent public/private sector competitions show insider knowledge is a real advantage.

Evans: Standards are us
By Jason Miller
OMB says standard configurations will bring savings and greater information security.

GSA fights to regain market share
By Matthew Weigelt
Expected losses in assisted services could hurt the agency’s financial recovery plan.

DOD programs face day of reckoning
By Josh Rogin
Services must convince Congress that they can fix troubled military programs.

FlipSide
By Christopher J. Dorobek
A few minutes with Adam Tuss and Caroline Baker.

Buzz of the Week
By Christopher J. Dorobek
GSA's water torture.

GSA jump-starts HSPD-12
By Jason Miller
Retooled Managed Services Office to begin issuing cards under new contract by July.

Doan endures political firestorm
By Matthew Weigelt
Can she survive allegations of impropriety?

Theft task force: Stop SSN use
By Wade-Hahn Chan
Policy experts point to deficiencies in how government manages citizen identification.

Doan's departure:

Soloway: Challenges are opportunities
GSA must seize the moment to rebuild relations with federal agency customers and Congress.

Doan's departure:

Aronie: The Eagle and the Arrow
Doan waged bold battles during her tenure, but those battles ended up being distracting.

Doan's departure:

Fox: Doan picked a good fight
By standing up to GSA’s inspector general, Doan showed she understood the proper role of IGs.

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