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Learn more about how the Dept of Veterans Affairs was able to awards over $1.8 billion.
What operating system has the more serious vulnerabilities?
Which mobile devices have what your agency needs? And how can you decide?
HUD claims progress in New Orleans, the DoJ\'s Public Integrity gets a new director, and EPA has no problem with lead bullets
This week\'s most important Federal news stories as selected by Tom Simmons of Citrix and Jon Desenberg of the Performance Institute.
In theory electronic health records are a great idea. However there are problems that must be addressed before they will be widely accepted among physicians and hospitals.
Long before it hits Congress and reconciliation, your agency\'s budget has to be figured out. In a special panel discussion, Federal News Radio asks DoD\'s Mike McCord and former OMBer Karen Evans to explain how the magic happens.
You may be eligible for one of the best super-safe investment options around. It\'s called the Voluntary Contributions program and it is available only to federal and postal workers who are under the old Civil Service Retirement System, or the CSRS Offset retirement program. Details from Certified financial planner Arthur Stein.
Veteran NASA CISO Jerry Davis moves to Veterans Affairs. He joins us for a look back and ahead.
We get insider\'s views from NTEU\'s Colleen Kelley and AFGE\'s John Gage
As the government leads the way in green buildings, it turns out there\'s a bonus for federal workers: they feel better. Michigan State University\'s Dr. Sue Grady explains
Most CBP agents untrained in laptop searches, NGA sticks with Google Earth