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CPIC Solutions articles for the week ending 5 February 2010
- US House Passes Cybersecurity R&D Bill
- 2010 Federal 100 award winners announced
- Program Cuts, Agency-by-Agency
- VA tests online score card for IT projects
- Budget freeze could lead agencies to focus on IT projects that reduce costs, report says
- Defense, VA ask for $2.8 billion to fund health technology in 2011
- Cybersecurity budget request is smaller, but adequate, says DHS official
- White House IT budget request lower in 2011
- IT Contract Negotiation: Five Steps to Success
- Obama wants nearly $80B for IT projects The administration has proposed only a small increase in IT spending in fiscal 2011
- Army let contractor get too involved in program
- They Gave Us The Beatles, We Gave Them Data.gov
- President’s Forum on IT Modernization
CPIC Solutions articles for the week ending 13 January 2010
- DorobekInsider: Kempf named deputy for GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service
- Politicians say Maryland is ripe for cybersecurity industry
- The cloud, Kundra and mashups
- Get more info on Senate contracting subcommittee
- IT improvements big part of Obama's call for better security
- Insourcing talk reignites debate about cost of government services Acquisition officials wrestle with how to calculate overhead costs in public/private comparisons
- Need to Know: A new mission for CIOs?
- Social media provides new ways for agencies to listen The way an agency perceives itself is often different than what the public really thinks, experts say
- Revisiting the Federal IT Infrastructure Agencies mull cloud computing: What will it mean for improving systems infrastructure and reducing cost?
- Federal IT spending to increase almost 4 percent in fiscal 2010
CPIC Solutions articles for the week ending 2 December 2009
- OMB on hunt for programs with payment problems Executive Order aims to reduce improper payments by making financial management a priority
- Space agency inches toward multi-billion dollar IT contracts First of five final requests for proposal could be released on Dec. 4
- FBI picks new technology chief As CTO, former naval officer Jeffrey Johnson will oversee bureau's Office of Information Technology Systems Development
- Old buildings, dwindling rents: GSA faces financial crisis
- California Saves $400 Million from IT Capital Planning, Deputy CIO Says
- State CIOs Offer Government Cloud Option
- IT Management in 2010: Complex, Costly and Still Confounding
- CIO interview: Casey Coleman of the General Services Administration
CPIC Source articles for the week ending 11 November 2009
- Some IT projects may have $2 billion in overruns, GAO says Overspending likely to increase
- The Web's next act: A worldwide database Tim Berners-Lee says government could lead the way
- 12 ways to level the playing field for small business gov contractors
- GSA aims to improve procurement process through social media
- New contractor database draws fire Critics say it may not be transparent or secure enough
- Some IT projects may have $2 billion in overruns, GAO says Overspending likely to increase
- 10 ways a Facebook page can help local governments Facebook presence can add personal touch to constituent service
- Fixed-price contracts increase under stimulus law Input report shows 48 percent of stimulus contracts are fixed in price
- Avoid the Five Common Dangers of IT Risk Management
- Bill to increase oversight of IT projects gets big boost from report
- New Mexico Lt. Gov. Diane Denish Touts Google Apps in Cost-Saving Plan
- GSA seeks budget provision for new technologies
- Managers discourage agencies from solo IT shopping
- GSA starts training to end misuse of schedules contracts GSA is developing classes to help the beginning user to the advanced schedules user, official says.
CPIC Source articles for the week endingr 4 Novermbe 2009
- OMB director warns growing deficit a threat to American economy
- Twenty must-follow contracts A ranking of the largest and most important contracts set to be released in the coming year
- Expanding the Dialogue
- Virtualization: CIOs Find Benefits Beyond Savings
- Federal cost-reimbursement contract overview is a mess, GAO says Cost-reimbursed contracts rose to $136 billion in fiscal 2008
- FEMA needs better IT systems to cut risk of double-dipping, auditors say FEMA needs better processes and IT systems to catch duplications
- 5 signs procurement is ready for a revolution Conditions are ripe for contracting shops to significantly change the way they do business
- SACWIS a No-go in Pennsylvania
- Federal CTO: Smart Grid, E-Health Records and Broadband Need CIO Input
- Officials commit to collaborate on performance-based budgeting
- Lots more money for Homeland Security's CIO office
- Army cooks up new technology in AKO lab The new test lab helps the service keep pace with emerging technologies while minimizing risks
- Small business committee examines broadband stimulus
- Red tape could hurt broadband program, senators warn
- Data center proliferation must end, Kundra says Federal CIO Vivek Kundra says cloud computing is part of the answer to reducing the data center infrastructure
CPIC Source articles for the week ending 28 October 2009
- Colorado Governor Bill Ritter Wins NASCIO State Technology Champion Award
- OMB says agencies must boost competition in contracting Procurement policy office lays out guidelines on how to develop a more capable workforce as spending increases and acquisition becomes more important
- Cloud computing: Winners and losers Some providers stand to lose as information moves to the cloud
- Report: Federal spending on info security will outpace overall IT spending
- OMB contracting guidance expected to be released this week
- Tech projects to get big splash from second wave of stimulus spending Information technology projects will receive significant funds, implementation director says
- Navy grapples with 'relentless pace' of technology change Much is done, but more is needed
- Australian Smart Meters to use WiMAX
- Official: Despite budget cuts, NASA to continue spending on IT
- GSA awards $99 million contract for IT support to combat drug trafficking
- Organization Spotlight: San Diego Regional Technology Center
- Half of stimulus contract spending falls into risky categories
- In the Worx
- Mayor Fenty Announces New Chief Technology Officer
- DorobekInsider: USDA officials offer more details on management reorganization
CPIC Source articles for the week ending 21 October 2009
- The Cyber/IT Workforce's Bright Future
- Public CIOs' Role Shifting to Leader
- Indiana fires IBM from $1.3 billion welfare contract State says Big Blue wasn't making progress on corrective action plan
- USDA undertakes extensive management reorg – downgrading the CIO, CFO, and seeking early retirem
- DOD finds knowledge management a tricky fit The discipline runs into problems when operations are compartmentalized
- NASA info security controls are broken, GAO concludes Audit finds NASA information security weaknesses put space agency networks, information at risk
- Agencies spent billions of stimulus money on noncompetitive contracts Web listing of such contracts is not very user-friendly, says a transparency advocate
- 5 steps to making the cloud a reality How much creative destruction are agencies willing to embrace?
- Administration clamps down on nonperforming contractors New regulations would limit awards fees and pass-through charges
- DHS would get more IT dollars under unified funding measure A conference agreement includes more money for data center consolidation and cybersecurity programs
- State CIO Teri Takai Issues Statement on $2.3 million in Stimulus Funding for Broadband Mapping and Planning California is Among First States to be Awarded Funding For Immediate Release
CPIC Source articles for the week ending 14 October 2009
- GSA is designing the next generation of USA.GOV
- Four Common Pitfalls to Avoid in Shared Services Programs
- Prove It! – OMB Launches a Program Evaluation Initiative
- A potential snag for cloud computing
- VA completes first phase of daunting health records program, CIO says
- Marine Corps wants green IT partnership with Army, industry Move would save money and effort while transforming forces
- NASA awards 152 small-biz research contracts Small-business program aims to develop technology for specific NASA needs
- Senate tries to put competition rules on earmark spending
- Congress once again not doing its most important job
- Diplomacy and New Media: A Rich Conversation Between James Fallows and John Podesta at Gov 2.0 Summit
- Hill outlines new acquisition IT practices for Defense
- Agencies late on guidance for insourcing, GAO says. Officials said they are awaiting more guidelines from OMB
- New NASA CIO views technology as an enabler
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