Government Executive : Vol. 43 No. 2 (2/1/11)

FEATURES

• Open Secrets
  The nation's spy agency steps into the public eye, releasing documents and airing candid assessments of past operations.
  By Charles S. Clark
• Bidders Bite Back
  Contract award protests are on the rise, making for precarious procurement terrain inside government and out.
  By Robert Brodsky

TRENDS

• Riding the Wave
  President Obama's pay freeze might not trigger the retirement tsunami some have forecast. By Emily Long
• Service Interrupted
  WikiLeaks fiasco reinforces push to set security standards for cloud services. By Aliya Sternstein

ANALYSIS

• Managing Technology

  Collaborating in the Cloud
  Software developers share resources online to speed systems to the warfighter. By Carolyn Duffy Marsan

• Management Matters

  Backing Up Whistleblowers
  Protecting workers who speak out starts with agency leaders. By Elizabeth Newell

IN EVERY ISSUE

• Editor's Notebook
  Anti-bureaucracy crusaders might be missing the root problem. By Tom Shoop
• Briefing
  Boosting morale, remembering the Grateful Dead, famous feds and acquisition games.
• Perspectives
  The health care law's fate will help define government reach for years to come. By Timothy B. Clarke

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