Management

The Human Touch

It’s all right to be wrong.

  • Brian Friel
Management

Rules of the Road

The IRS wants to modernize how it works along with the tools it uses.

  • David Perera
Management

Birthday Wishes

At 70, the Federal Register really could use a makeover.

  • Brian Friel
Management

Muzzled or Misunderstood?

A public relations scandal rocks NASA.

  • Beth Dickey
Management

As the Wall Crumbles

Intelligence and law enforcement agencies topple the information barrier.

  • Brian Friel
Management

Hawk or Dove

Attorney General Alberto Gonzales balances tough action with an amiable management style.

  • Brian Friel
Management

Parting Wisdom

Pentagon change agent’s legacy sets Defense leaders on a new course.

  • Brian Friel
Management

FISMA Fizzles

A law meant to boost federal cybersecurity might be pressuring agencies to shuffle paper instead.

  • David Perera
Management

Forget About Perks

Federal executives should seek no greater reward than honest, humble service.

  • Brian Friel
Management

Meta-Mania

XBRL could take the sting out of organizing and analyzing financial data.

  • David Perera
Management

The Trust Factor

Employees who are kept out of the loop feel betrayed and become less productive.

  • Brian Friel
Management

Shopping Together

As agencies combine buying power, stragglers hurry to get on board.

  • Kimberly Palmer
Management

Cosmic Downers

Astronaut's memoir reminds technology program managers that they can't ignore the human element.

  • Beth Dickey
Management

Systems Doctor

The VA chief information officer has more power than ever, but will it get IT back on track?

  • David Perera
Management

Work Auditions

Here’s an idea: New employees should excel to keep their jobs.

  • Brian Friel
Management

Tracking Technology

Agencies need to get a handle on measuring IT effectiveness.

  • Robert Handler
Management

Swarming Information

To net terrorists, abandon bureaucracy.

  • Justin Rood
Management

Damage Control

Early warning system for troubled IT projects isn’t tamper-proof.

  • David Perera
Management

Tricky Business

Corporate executives might have a lot to learn from government leaders.

  • Brian Friel
Management

Getting Serious

Charlie Allen is repackaging Homeland Security intelligence to boost the department's reputation.

  • Justin Rood
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