Dave Mader

CFOs move from back-office to front lines as agency ‘integrators’ in a crisis

Whether in an emergency or day-to-day operations, CFO shops now work alongside their C-suite colleagues to keep the agency mission going.

Workforce

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Advice offered to agencies for coping with new transparency requirements

Federal Drive

What the DATA Act doesn’t require federal agencies to do

Federal Drive

CMS sees improper payments drop after ‘targeted review’ of requirements

Agency Oversight

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Bound by constraints of 40-year-old rules, civil service ready for a rebuild

Workforce

Service delivery transformation: The path to a more responsive, agile approach to shared services

Commentary

Linkedin

Dave Mader: It’s time federal government expands thinking on shared services

Federal Drive

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Dissecting the President’s management agenda

FEDtalk

Dave Mader: President’s Management Agenda stresses IT modernization

Federal Drive

Dave Mader: MGT Act poised to become law via NDAA

Federal Drive

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‘Hero’ of federal management, DATA Act implementation leaving Treasury

People

Rep. Foxx planning ‘GREAT’ legislation to standardize grant data

The Grant Reporting Efficiency and Assistance Transparency Act expands on the DATA Act’s standardized federal spending reports.

Open Data/Transparency

Trump’s improper payment goal not impossible, but needs investments in personnel and IT

Both the Trump administration and Congress are offering new goals to cut government improper payments over the next five to 10 years. Experts in the field…

Management

The power of the DATA Act begins to emerge

Big Data

In part two of Federal News Radio’s special report on the DATA Act, experts say the common spending standards can help agencies with their missions, and are trying to understand what it will take to reach full compliance by 2022.

Dave Mader

CFOs move from back-office to front lines as agency ‘integrators’ in a crisis

Advice offered to agencies for coping with new transparency requirements

What the DATA Act doesn’t require federal agencies to do

CMS sees improper payments drop after ‘targeted review’ of requirements

Bound by constraints of 40-year-old rules, civil service ready for a rebuild

Service delivery transformation: The path to a more responsive, agile approach to shared services

Dave Mader: It’s time federal government expands thinking on shared services

Dissecting the President’s management agenda

Dave Mader: President’s Management Agenda stresses IT modernization

Dave Mader: MGT Act poised to become law via NDAA

‘Hero’ of federal management, DATA Act implementation leaving Treasury

Rep. Foxx planning ‘GREAT’ legislation to standardize grant data

Trump’s improper payment goal not impossible, but needs investments in personnel and IT

The power of the DATA Act begins to emerge

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