Finding the right balance between privacy and sharing is the subject of a Federal News Radio Discussion. Joining us are NARA\'s Hannah Bergman and CMS\'s William Saunders.
Which responsibilities should be shared and which should belong only to states or the federal government? A symposium is set to explore that today. We get details from Bob Stein, President of the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws.
The award is the highest honor granted for achievement in information management and information technology.
The IG for DHS has a new plan for tracking its performance while tracking the department. IG Richard Skinner explains.
Plain language is information you can find, understand, and use. The Federal Drive talks with Annetta Cheek with the Center for Plain Language.
The DorobekINSIDER asked about telework lessons learned from GSA\'s Mike Brinks, Regional Commissioner of the Federal Acquisition Service in Kansas City, Missouri; and Ellen Upchurch, Supervisory Contract Specialist with the Centers for Facilities, Maintainance and Hardware.
DoD is preparing for massive budget cuts, but military officers warn not to touch career incentives.
Pat Lencioni writes in Bloomberg Businessweek about the need for managers to be direct with difficult employees.
Deficit reduction will be the top priority post-election.
Interior\'s Bureau of Land Management (BLM) committed to helping the nation reach its clean energy future. BLM\'s Ray Brady tells us how that could happen.
Federal News Radio\'s Jason Miller joined the DorobekINSIDER to discuss OPM\'s plans to cut down agencies\' hiring time.
The DorobekINSIDER moderates AFFIRM meeting on Gulf Coast spill response.
McKinsey releases a report on the top ten tech-enabled business trends, Financial Times reports.
Roger Waldron is the new president of the Coalition for Government Procurement.