Freedom To Manage Under the new Defense personnel system, the cost of liberty is high. By Brittany Ballenstedt
Tag Lag For the past five years, radio frequency identification has been the hot technology. So far, RFID hype has outpaced delivery. By Jill R. Aitoro
Girding For Battle The Pentagon and military services are gearing up for a bruising quadrennial review that could reshape the way we fight. By Greg Grant
NEWS+ANALYSIS
The Game Changer If the Iraqi government repeals immunity for American contractors, all bets are off. By Robert Brodsky
For Future Reference Space center beefs up knowledge database as experienced staffers ready to retire. By Alyssa Rosenberg
Buying Support Can the Army reform procurement in time for the next war? By Elizabeth Newell
Behind the Wheel The perils of letting short-term planning drive major weapons programs. By Greg Grant
ADVICE+DISSENT
Managing Technology
Making Up For Lost Time Agencies failed to meet the first deadline for HSPD-12. Now they need to get on the ball. By Jill R. Aitoro
Management Matters
Outside the Beltway Federal Executive Boards are models for interagency collaboration. By Brian Friel
Intelligence File
The Patriot Principle Is helping the government hunt terrorists a civic duty or a business decision? By Shane Harris
Viewpoint
Fixing the Future The next president must be ready to take on inescapable management problems. By Donald F. Kettl
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