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Government Executive : Vol. 44 No. 13 (12/1/12)

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Dec 01, 2012 – Vol. 44, No. 13

FEATURES

  • Starting From Square One

    By Charles S. Clark arrowHow Dennis Slagter and the fledgling Consumer Financial Protection Bureau are tapping talent and technology to ...

  • Rite of Passage

    By Aliya Sternstein arrowEven with sophisticated biometrics, immigration officials struggle to balance enforcement and privacy protections.
BRIEFING

  • Around Government

    By Chawndese Hylton , Susan Fourney and Kedar Pavgi arrowNIST’s Nobel scientist, LCM debuts and a 70-year federal career.

  • Health Checkup

    By Kellie Lunney arrowThe federal benefits program is seen as a model, but some see drawbacks.

  • Up to the Challenge

    By Joseph Marks arrowNASA’s Jenn Gustetic says prize competitions can draw unlikely inventors in the push to improve technology.
EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK
  • The Editor

    Second Chances

    By Tom Shoop arrow A new term brings new opportunities for President Obama.
NEXTGOV

  • Tech Roundup

    By Aliya Sternstein , Bob Brewin and Joseph Marks arrowTracking diplomats, spectrum dustup and pushing cyber safeguards.

  • Computing On the Fly

    By Bob Brewin arrowAs desktop PCs fade into the woodwork, agencies are confronting a new budget line—mobile management services.
ADVICE AND COMMENT

  • When Ignorance is Bliss

    By Shane Harris , Intelligence FilearrowTechnical expertise is no guarantee of success.

  • Telework Talk

    By Jean Fogarty , Advice And CommentarrowFive ways to take the tension out of managing employees who work off site.

  • The Big Fix

    By Timothy B. Clark , PerspectivesarrowReimagining government to make a better world.

  • Tweeting From Space

    By Eric Katz , Thinking AheadarrowNASA’s Jason Townsend engages social media users to promote the agency.

  • Listless Listing

    By Elizabeth Newell Jochum , Management Matters - Advice And CommentarrowTraditional to-do lists can set you up for failure and frustration.
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