Government Executive : Vol. 43 No. 7 6/15/11)

EDITOR'S NOTE

• Shining Lights
  Government's chief officers are taking on bigger challenges than ever.
  By Tom Shoop
  

FEATURES

• 'C' Is for Change
  As agency chiefs take the lead on financial, technology and personnel reforms, they see hurdles to innovation.
  By Erin Dian Dumbacher
  

THE CHIEFS

• INFORMATION

  Tweaking Technology
  Chief information officers face tight budgets and apprehension in the push toward public access, data transparency and cloud computing.
  By William Matthews
  Chief of the Year: Information

• FINANCE

  The Little Things Add Up
  Chief financial officers sharpen their focus on technology, internal controls and training to accomplish incremental goals.
  Kellie Lunney
  Chief of the Year: Finance

• HUMAN CAPITAL

  Putting People First
  For chief human capital officers, hiring reform is key to making government an attractive place to work despite limited pay and resources.
  By Emily Long/em>
  Chief of the Year: Human Capital

• INFORMATION SECURITY

  On the Cyber Beat
  Chief information security officers must balance mission requirements against threats to vital data.
  By Aliya Sternstein
  Chief of the Year: Information Security

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