Management Matters - Advice And Dissent
A Change Agent Failure
What happens when a manager does it all his way.
Managing Technology
Shadow IT
Unauthorized software on government PCs is on the rise. Resisting it is futile. Managing it isn’t.
Features
A Feel For Numbers
What if we fought terrorism using hard data instead of gut feelings and partisan politics?
Features
Small Bird, Big Trouble
Adding the sage grouse to the Endangered Species List would have far-reaching consequences for the energy industry.
Features
Balancing Act
Chief of Staff Gen. George W. Casey Jr. seeks to steady an Army out of whack due to the debilitating demands of two ongoing wars.
News And Analysis
The Unsurge
Gen. David Petraeus says the drawdown means military goals have been met in Iraq, but critics paint another picture.
News And Analysis
Jumping Ship
With agencies turning to their own IT contracts, GSA struggles to pull business back in.
News And Analysis
Cyber Wars
As attackers hack government computer networks across the globe, the Pentagon seeks the best defense.
News And Analysis
Virtually There
From the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli, any place anywhere can be modeled and used for training online.
Editor's Notebook
Two Generals
Is seeking to “win” hazardous to the Army’s long-term health? by Timothy B. Clark
Defense
Forward Observer: Just Your Money
The price tag for the war on terror from Sept. 11, 2001, through the fiscal year ended Sunday, will likely top $800 billion.
Defense
DHS traveler screening system under fire from privacy advocates
The department has been using the system for several years to perform risk assessments on the 120 million people who seek to enter the United States annually.
Tech