Government Executive June 2001 Vol.33, No.7

THE MILITARY
Air Support
By George Cahlink
The Air Force is trying to operate its repair depots more efficiently by forging partnerships with contractors.

THE INTERNET
Cyber Cops
By Shane Harris
The Federal Trade Commission is leading a federal posse that's purging the Internet of swindlers and schemers.

THE ENVIRONMENT
Environmental Cleanup
By Cyril T. Zaneski
Critics say the Environmental Protection Agency's scientific efforts are contaminated by mismanagement and red tape.

LOGISTICS
Profit Center
By Matthew Weinstock
By using commercial business practices, the Defense Supply Center Philadelphia is leading the way in logistics reform.

SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT
Digital Government
Privacy and security challenges endanger electronic government.

Departments

Letters

Managing Technology: The Super Web Site
By Shane Harris
Internet portals make it easier for employees to home in on the information they need.

Personal Technology: Getting Rid of Meeting Jitters
By Joshua Dean
New twist takes the jitters out of video-conferencing; LCD monitors are getting cheaper; good news for Apple users.

Travel: Taking the Torment out of Conference Travel
By Lauren R. Taylor
Changes are taking the torment out of conference travel.

Federal Marketplace: IGs Brave the New World
By Allan V. Burman
Government's dependence on technology has changed the way inspectors general operate.

Public Management: The Power of Performance Measures
By Steven Kelman
Kennedy School of Government calls on the new administration to use performance management for more than budget cutting.

Management: Big Changes Start With Day-to-Day Actions
By David M. Klaus
New political appointees must focus on day-to-day managing if they hope to achieve sweeping reform.

Columns

Editor's Notebook: Leading True Leaders
Political World: The Marketer in Chief
The Last Word: 100 Days in the Shadows

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