Workforce remains in the crosshairs | Google ends government search

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6/15/2011 Workforce still under fire, no end in sight Two memos recently released by senior Obama administration officials are likely to further stoke the debate over federal salaries. Google eliminates government site search Biden simplifies federal website message a bit too much Improve government IT, win cash 10 superpowers for a new breed of social media leaders Devaney: Quality goes up when recipients report Some corrupt employees have very sticky fingers, CBP head says Winkler: AKO is so much more than e-mail Are consolidation's savings a mirage? From the blogs 10 lessons to pull back the veil on government spending Stockholm syndrome: Sweden sounds more and more like America Tweeting tornado warnings a good idea despite limitations, bloggers say Offensensitivity: Are you joking? GAO's protest Expired protest authority might change spending habits GAO will finish its bid protest work L-3 STRATIS has challenging work for cyber, IT and intelligence professionals with high-level security clearances - available right now in the D.C. area. From software engineering to intelligence analysis, discover more at L-3STRATIS.com/hotjobs. In case you missed it Feds prefer working at home over using telework centers, survey says CIO Council gets serious about best practices Administration limits performance award spending How to unlock the potential of a mobile federal workforce More resources 3 emerging technologies that rugged vendors need to consider Troops in the field have specific needs from their rugged equipment, and three technologies appear ready to fulfill those demands. How to prepare for the telework act’s mandates The Telework Enhancement Act requires agencies to consider the security and policy implications of a workforce that will increasingly conduct official business outside the office. Featured jobs Public Information Coordinator (Part Time) - City of Naperville - Naperville, IL The City of Naperville's Transportation, Engineering and Development (T.E.D.) Business Group is seeking a Part-Time Public Information Coordinator to work 20 hours per week developing and implementing ... Internal Audit Manager - MD Department of Housing & Community Development - Crownsville, MD The Maryland Department of Housing Community Development (DHCD) is a leader in financing affordable housing and community development projects through its work with a statewide network of public, private ... Crime Scene/Evidence Technician - Salina Police Department - Salina, KS Under general supervision, this civilian position is responsible for identifying, collecting, and preserving evidence at major crime scenes using special equipment and highly skilled photographic and ... This Issue Sponsored by Kodak Kodak: smarter, faster, better scanning for government agencies. Learn more. Download resources Special Report: Cloud Computing Sponsored by: GovConnection In April, cloud computing provider Amazon Web Services suffered an outage that lasted as long as five days for some customers. Although some critics say the outage proves that it's too risky for the government to rely on cloud computing, other experts say the outage can show the government how to improve cloud implementations in the long run. Read the full article. Cracking the Consolidation Code: Getting IT Right...and Getting IT Done! Sponsored By Cisco The Center for Digital Government provides a fresh perspective on data center consolidation. Learn IT best practices, technology considerations, and funding requirements to help enable better efficiency and security in your consolidation efforts. Learn more. Reinventing Network Access: National Managed Broadband Service Introducing Hughes National Managed Broadband Service-connect field offices to your MPLS network with a tailored broadband solution. Replace expensive T1 access. More efficient. Fully managed. Saves you money in a time of shrinking budgets. Read more. IDC Government Insights: The Impact of Too Much Government Information Sponsored By Iron Mountain Learn about the challenges federal government faces in dealing with today's enormous growth of information, the impact it has on employee productivity, and practical approaches for successful government information management. Read more. Sponsored links

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