From Nextgov.com: White House crackdown on IT might be a moneymaker for vendors

Suppliers of easy-to-configure software say they could receive more business when departments recompete canceled projects , or when they buy smaller systems.

• Aliya Sternstein
• August 24, 2010

DEA Seeking Ebonics Experts

• Tom Shoop
• August 23, 2010

Passing of an Advocate

• Tom Shoop
• August 23, 2010

The Shrinking Space Shuttle Workforce

• Tom Shoop
• August 23, 2010

Reading, Writing and Afghanistan

• Tom Shoop
• August 23, 2010

TV's New Low-Tech Feds

• Tom Shoop
• August 23, 2010

Misguided Park Visitors Enabled by Technology

• Tom Shoop
• August 23, 2010

Former NASA chief of staff pleads guilty to conspiracy charge

Courtney Stadd conspired with an agency official to direct a $600,000 contract to a consulting client.

• Robert Brodsky
• August 23, 2010

Are Federal Employees Parasites?

• Tom Shoop
• August 20, 2010

NASA Seeks Songwriters, Song Voters

• Tom Shoop
• August 20, 2010

Open Government, v. 1.0

• Tom Shoop
• August 20, 2010

Navy recommends discharge for former astronaut

Panel recommends discharge of “other than honorable” for Lisa Nowak.

• Norah Swanson
• August 20, 2010

Flooding in Pakistan

• Tom Shoop
• August 19, 2010

The Week in Comments: Belt-tightening, insourcing and the politics of religion

The best in reader reaction to recent articles.

• August 19, 2010

OPM: Pay Gap Study to Kick Off in September

• Tom Shoop
• August 18, 2010

Reform Laws: Long in the Tooth?

• Tom Shoop
• August 18, 2010

Biggest Government Movie Cliche

• Tom Shoop
• August 18, 2010

From Nextgov.com: NIH kicks off $40 billion follow-on contract for IT services

The Chief Information Officer-Solutions and Partners 3 pact will provide information technology called for in the recently signed health care reform law.

• Bob Brewin
• August 18, 2010

The Brett Favre of Government

• Tom Shoop
• August 17, 2010

In Intelligence, Who's an 'Employee'?

• Tom Shoop
• August 17, 2010