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Published May 7, 2007

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Wagner: A recipe for failure
By G. Martin Wagner
There are good and bad ways to sell to feds. The best way is to understand their needs.

Heiden: Solving the talent crisis
By Shelly Heiden
With retirements looming, the government can use five strategies to keep and attract workers.

Farewell, Adm. Hopper
By Richard A. Danca
FCW@20 celebrates the life of computer pioneer Rear Adm. Grace Murray Hopper.

Buzz of the Week
By FCW Staff
Struggling with Web 2.0.

Single-minded focus
By Wade-Hahn Chan
DHS cybersecurity leader keeps an eye on the critical infrastructure.

How to navigate the Hatch Act
By Jason Miller
Former special counsel offers do’s and don’ts for federal employees to follow.

Serious games = serious training
By Wade-Hahn Chan
Proponents of serious gaming say the industry has been slow to take off because it has relied mostly on limited government funding.

Circuit
By FCW Staff
Crisis management tips; Advice for Doan

An interview with 'Wikinomics' author Don Tapscott
By FCW Staff
Tapscott talks about how Web 2.0 technologies can change government and democracy.

GPO faces a budget squeeze
By Jason Miller
Lawmakers warn Government Printing Office that funding for digital projects will be tight.

FlipSide
By Florence Olsen
Army marches in front of the Air Force.

Feds on big buys must be certified
By Matthew Weigelt
OFPP takes steps to improve feds’ acquisition skills.

GAO to seek FISMA changes
By Peter Buxbaum
Should agencies spend less time reporting on security and more time monitoring it?

Putting security on the map
By John Moore
California map flap rekindles debate about public access to government geospatial data.

Improper payments decline
By Mary Mosquera
OMB goes after agencies that have lagged in fulfilling their reporting requirements.

Editorial: Doan's to-do list
By Christopher J. Dorobek
Our recommendations for how the GSA administrator can get things accomplished.

States make case for Real ID help
By Wade-Hahn Chan
Several CIOs request more grant funding from DHS to pay for federal mandate.

Army stumbles on blogging policy
By Jason Miller
Federal agencies just starting to grasp how to manage social networking technologies.

A-76 is a tough sell for OMB
By Matthew Weigelt
Proponents say the policy makes the government operate more effectively and efficiently, but many skeptics oppose it.

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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