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White House to give identity management a push
His goal: to settle once and for all the question of whether federal employees are overpaid compared to the private sector.
OMB is setting up a new dashboard to measure agency performance.
The proper role and oversight of more than 40,000 private security contractors supporting U.S. operations were examined and debated in two days of hearings by the federal Commission on Wartime Contracting in Iraq and Afghanistan. Michael Thibault, commission co-chair, explains the debate and tells us what\'s next.
June 22, 2009. It\'s a date forever linked with the worst tragedy in Metro\'s history. Nine people died when two Metro trains collided. Dozens were hurt, and yet others walked away. Sen. Ben Cardin joins us to talk about a congressional move to bolster the system on Congressional Spotlight.
The Cooperative Audit Resolution and Oversight Initiative (CAROI) provides today\'s government officials with a concrete tool to improve programs and to deal with fiscal and programmatic challenges. Rich Rasa with Education\'s IG\'s Office explains how it works.
MeriTalk, the government IT network, today announced the results of the \"2010 Federal Data Center Demolition Derby\" study, which examines perceptions of the Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative guidance, key pain points, and recommendations to meet consolidation goals. NetApp\'s Mark Weber explains.
Internet registrars accused of supporting online criminals, Australia considers cyberczar
Federal employees believe they need to work during emergencies, FCC holds talks over internet authority, Booz Allen Hamilton files for IPO
The Commission on Wartime Contracting in Iraq and Afghanistan took on the meaning of \"inherently governmental.\"
The Obama administration is attacking the $100 billion improper payments problem on yet another front.
This week, host John Gilroy talks to Richard Boly, the force behind the State Department\'s Diplopedia. June 22, 2010
Winners have been announced in the most recent effort under the VA\'s Innovation Initiative, a department-wide program that brings the most promising innovations to VA\'s most important challenges by involving employees and the private sector in the creation of visionary solutions in service to Veterans. VA CTO Dr. Peter Levin has details.
The Department of Health and Human Services has made it possible for vendors to certify that their electronic health records hardware and software meet the definition of meaningful use for health information technology. Dr. John Loonsk, former director of interoperability and standards in the Office of the National Coordinator, explains what this means.