The CFO Council’s recent strategy made succession planning one of seven strategic goals to prepare agency financial management offices for the impending future.
A series of bills making their way through Congress look to improve agency cybersecurity, location and contractor relations.
In today's Federal Newscast, the Paycheck Protection Program, a feature of the 2020 legislation to help the country in the pandemic, has ended.
The Defense Logistics Agency is taking a major step forward in the adoption of robotic process automation, with nearly 100 unattended automations already running at the agency.
It might be time for a whole new type of computer and communications network, one that's more resilient and more resistant to cybersecurity threats than networks as we know them today.
The CFO Council released a new workforce strategy to help reimagine the federal financial management workforce.
Masks are no longer required for fully-vaccinated employees, contractors and visitors inside federal buildings, the Office of Management and Budget told agencies last week. Maximum telework guidelines remain in place.
Doug Maughan, the office head for the National Science Foundation’s convergence accelerator, said the agency will hand out $22 million in phase one research grants to the third cohort of this three-year-old program.
The National Science Foundation would get an extra $50 billion under a Biden administration proposal that would establish a technology directorate and give out grants for technologies deemed crucial.
The introduced IG Independence and Empowerment Act folds together several other bills lawmakers previously introduced to give IGs more investigative muscle and greater job protections.
Nearly all civilian agencies would see double-digit spending increases next year, according to the Biden administration's 2022 budget request, which officials previewed Friday.
From a security perspective, the deployment of new equipment, software and virtualized technology to manage communications networks and carrying over some legacy systems are important.
Dr. Walter Copan ran the National Institute of Standards and Technology during the Trump administration and has had long experience in research both corporate and governmental.
Michael Horowitz and Allison Lerner discussed what the inspectors general community thinks of the top challenges for the federal government in the next year.
Two of the government's biggest research agencies have signed a new MOU they say reaffirms a long history of cooperation. With details, Tom Temin spoke to NASA's Mike Gold.