Nextgov

IT Procurement Reform Comes with a Price Tag: $145 Million

That’s what the Congressional Budget Office estimates agencies would spend to implement FITARA.

Pay & Benefits

Government Could Save Billions By Reducing Federal Pay and Benefits

New CBO report analyzes deficit reduction options, including those that would change employee compensation and retirement.

Oversight

Congress Wasn't Going to Save the Postal Service Anytime Soon

Under current law, the federal agency has few tools for financial innovation. Enter Amazon.

Nextgov

It’s Official: Obamacare Enrollment Is Super Low

Roughly 100,000 people enrolled in health insurance through Obamacare last month, far short of the administration's goal.

Defense One

Manage Defense Spending Through ‘Better Buying Power,’ Not Sequestration

If sequestration holds, the Pentagon will face inefficient funding choices that will reduce our buying power. By Ashton B. Carter

Nextgov

There Are More Than 100 Errors in the Obamacare Regulations

A conservative group cites errors in regulatory language ranging from typos to misstatements.

Management

Democratic Senator: 'There’s an Overreach by the EPA'

West Virginia's Manchin urges more collaboration between the federal government and private sector.

Nextgov

Federal CIO, CTO Defend Progress Fixing Obamacare Website

The balky site can now handle 17,000 insurance shoppers per hour, administration officials said.

Nextgov

Are CIOs Still Relevant?

A new survey finds a disconnect between how CIOs and other senior leaders perceive the job's responsibilities.

Oversight

How the Budget Deal Will Die

As the conference holds its second meeting, Republicans and Democrats are already drawing lines.

Nextgov

Op-Ed: What Really Went Wrong With HealthCare.gov

Systemic IT procurement obstacles hobbled the program from the start.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Obamacare Is More Exclusive Than Harvard

Do you qualify for his health plan?

Management

How to Get Past the ‘Big Data’ Hype

Report suggests tying analytics to mission-critical goals and giving rank-and-file employees access.

Oversight

Americans Have Had It with Obama and Congress

Thirty-nine percent approve of the president; just 9 percent approve of Congress.

Management

Taking on the Risk of Government

A look at risk management in government.

Management

Attorney: Supreme Court Leaning Toward Maintaining Fed Whistleblower Rights

Tuesday’s oral arguments in securities industry case called 'good day' for federal employees.

Pay & Benefits

Sinking Employee Morale Worries HR Chiefs

OPM is concerned about federal workers lacking the resources to do their jobs, sees silver lining in high engagement.