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GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE MAGAZINE
Government Executive : Vol. 45 No. 3 (May/June 2013)
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FEATURES
Taking a Flier on Big Data
By Aliya Sternstein
SA wants data aggregators to screen airline passengers, but digital records can be unreliable. Secrets of Success
By Kellie LunneyManaging through tough times is a challenge, but crisis creates opportunity too.
BRIEFING
Around Government
By Charles S. Clark , Chawndese Hylton and Kedar PavgiVA’s oldest beneficiaries, agencies going solar and pricey portraits. It Takes A Village
By Eric KatzTo reduce costs, USPS is partnering with local businesses to offer retail services. Danger Zone Dispatches
By Charles S. ClarkA little-known agency deploys teams to find faulty regulations after chemical disasters.
EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK
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An Audacious Endeavor
By Tom Shoop Striving for high-performance government under trying circumstances.
NEXTGOV
Tech Roundup
By Aliya Sternstein , Bob Brewin and Joseph MarksTransparency moves, TRICARE budget shift and CIOs for IT reform. No Dead Zones
By Aliya SternsteinThe Army wants to protect brand-name smartphones and tablets on the front lines.
ADVICE AND COMMENT
One Tweet at a Time
By Kedar Pavgi , Thinking AheadOpen communication and strong relationships are central to Scott Horvath’s social media success. Lessons in Homeland Security
By Jessica Herrera-Flanigan , Advice And CommentOutgoing DHS deputy Jane Holl Lute sheds light on the changing dynamics of countering threats. Taking the Long View
By John Kamensky , Management Matters - Advice And CommentFor many agencies, it’s a good idea to look beyond the next three or four years.
