Jason Miller, Executive Editor, Federal News Radio

The Treasury Department isn't getting ready for the holiday buying season with its new catalog of shared services. Rather, Treasury is opening the door for indu...

The Treasury Department isn’t getting ready for the holiday buying season with its new catalog of shared services. Rather, Treasury is opening the door for industry to participate in the governmentwide effort. In his biweekly feature, Inside the Reporter’s Notebook, Federal News Radio’s Executive Editor Jason Miller writes about Treasury’s plans. He joined Tom Temin on the Federal Drive to discuss the next step to move the government toward shared services for financial management.

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