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Safe Bets

IT initiatives likely to go on in some form or another no matter who wins in November.

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A Look Ahead

Industry and government managers see information technology as pivotal to the next administration’s agenda.

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Time for Tech

What’s in store for federal IT during a period of transition.

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Gearing Up Guam

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Wiring Up Warfighters

A tight tech budget puts pressure on Defense to sharpen its networking and communications strategies.

Oversight

From Nextgov.com: Measure would require agencies to appoint chief information security officers

Lawmakers unveil bill to strengthen requirements of the Federal Information Security Management Act.

Oversight

Bush administration publishes its final evaluation of program performance

Eighty percent of programs reviewed ended up with marks of “adequate” or better.

Tech

Clandestine world of intelligence-gathering turns to an open market for data

Social networking sites, blogs and chat rooms unveil classified information for analysts.

Defense

Reports slam Minerals Management Service handling of royalties

GAO says agency did not adjust or ensure the accuracy of royalties collected from oil and gas companies.

Defense

Panel recommends major changes to Air Force structure

Task force on nuclear weapons management finds serious erosion of capability and expertise.

Defense

Congressional panels clash over satellite programs

Fight during a markup on Wednesday was the latest between intelligence authorizers and Defense appropriators over intelligence spending.

Oversight

White House prepares appointee roadmap for next administration

Plan is designed to ensure that 100 key political posts are filled by April 1.

Pay & Benefits

Hatch Act rules against politicking more lenient for feds, observers say

Lawmakers consider a bill to let state and local government employees run for partisan office.

Oversight

Candidates stress need to restore faith in government

Americans would be more inclined toward public service if they were confident federal agencies were effective, McCain and Obama say.

Oversight

House Judiciary chairman slams Appropriations panel over jurisdiction

Spat concerns an NIH mandate requiring federally supported scientists to submit their research manuscripts for free access on the Internet.

Pay & Benefits

Hoyer seeks more information on flexible work schedules

House majority leader is not backing down on his plan for a compressed workweek.

Defense

Creation of new appropriations subcommittee ignites Senate turf battle

Panel could have budget authority for all agencies that fall under the national intelligence program.

Pay & Benefits

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