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White House seeks cuts to defense contractor workforce

Many readers are outraged by Obama’s plans. Read their comments and post your own.

Government needs wide net to recruit talent

Business schools could be great source for the acquisition workforce.

FCW Insider: Are feds more cost-effective than contractors?

A recent remark by Obama triggered a lengthy debate among readers about the relative value of in-house and contract staffers.

Virtual learning gets second wind from Second Life

3-D worlds and other tools provide new ways to accomplish old goals.

Top 100 federal government contractors

The 2009 Top 100 ranks the largest government contractors according to their prime contracting revenue.

IG: DHS data centers at risk
The Homeland Security Department didn't consider risks from hurricanes when it set up its new backup data center in Mississippi, according to a new report. May 13, 2009
Information-sharing platform hacked
A DHS official confirmed that the department's platform for sharing sensitive but unclassified information with partner organizations was recently hacked. May 13, 2009
House passes technology R&D bill May 13, 2009
Napolitano wants millions for IT May 13, 2009
Obama creates public engagement office May 12, 2009
Administration helps with estimating jobs created May 12, 2009
DHS plans electronic records management system May 12, 2009

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Editor's desk: Virtual double take

Our cover story on virtual training applications like Second Life may cause some readers to scratch their heads and say, “Wha...?” Read more

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Top 100 federal government contractors

The 2009 Top 100 ranks the largest government contractors according to their prime contracting revenue. Read more

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FCW Insider: Are feds more cost-effective than contractors?

A recent remark by Obama triggered a lengthy debate among readers about the relative value of in-house and contract staffers.

The Lectern

Live-blogging the acquisition research conference

Acquisiton conference details "Defense Acquisition in Transition."

Get a Life!

Get a Life: To blog or not?

Government blogs have grown like Twitter, writes blogger Judy Welles. How useful are they?

John Klossner

Klossner: An experiment in Social Studies

FCW cartoonist John Klossner ponders whether the less Web 2.0-inclined (like himself) are really missing out by foregoing some of the latest social media technologies.

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FCW Insider: Are feds more cost-effective than contractors?

White House seeks cuts to defense contractor workforce

White House wants cloud computing

DHS plans electronic records management system

Information-sharing platform hacked

FCW Insider: Are feds more cost-effective than contractors?

White House seeks cuts to defense contractor workforce

DHS plans electronic records management system

White House wants cloud computing

Information-sharing platform hacked

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Virtual learning gets second wind from Second Life

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The hidden force in acquisition
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Cybersecurity and Data: Securing the Crown Jewels (Databases) of your Organization
Government Computer News presents Devon Bryan, director of cybersecurity operations for the IRS and (ISC)2 Executive Writers Bureau member, in this recent eSeminar, where he will discusses ways to secure Sensitive But Unclassified data and Personally Identifiable Information. Read more

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