Government Executive : Vol. 43 No. 3 (3/1/11)

FEATURES

• Into the Limelight
  After years of working behind the scenes, agency inspectors general are front and center in a high-profile battle against waste, fraud and abuse.
  By Charles S. Clark
• Lethal Dose
  The military's policy for supplying combat troops with psychotropic drugs is damaging the force, critics say.
  By Bob Brewin

TRENDS

• Dialing Up Telework
  Agencies face complex steps in rolling out remote work agreements and training. By Emily Long
• Cyber Staffing
  Official tracks qualified agency specialists to boost proficiency across the nation. By Aliya Sternstein

ANALYSIS

• Managing Technology

  Pay As You Go
  Budgeting for cloud computing services on demand is a whole new ball game. By Adam Stone

• Management Matters

  Red Tape Reviews
  Scrapping an old rule for each new one added could ease the regulatory burden. By Elizabeth Newell

• Viewpoint

  Green Goals
  It takes a village to launch energy savings and waste reduction programs. By Molly O'Neill

IN EVERY ISSUE

• Editor's Notebook
  Agencies are caught in the regulatory reduction squeeze. By Tom Shoop
• Briefing
  Smart soldiers wanted, freeing up FOIA, where the workers are and building by geospatial design.
• Perspectives
  Report on economic crisis shows the power of politics in regulatory affairs. By Timothy B. Clarke

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