In Depth interviews - March 4
Monday - 3/4/2013, 8:05pm EST
Today's guests:
CEO
GovernmentCIO
Brian Moran, the CEO of GovernmentCIO to discuss budget challenges that agency CIOs are facing.
Deputy Chief Management Officer
Defense Department
The path to integrating electronic health records at the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs is taking a turn. House Veterans Affairs Committee Chairman Jeff Miller calls it a U-Turn, and says the agencies are moving the goal posts after spending billions of dollars. But Beth McGrath, deputy chief management officer at DoD, says it's a less dramatic shift than that.
House committee worried DoD, VA 'moving the goal posts' on e-health records (related story)
Senior Adviser and Senior Fellow
Center for a New American Security
Budget problems are driving fears of talent losses at the Defense Department. But a loss of uniformed talent at DoD may not be exclusively a budget problem. Retired Lt. Gen. David Barno, a senior adviser and senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, was the commander of the Combined Forces Command Afghanistan from 2003 to 2005. He wrote about the brain drain in a recent post on ForeignPolicy.com.
He's writing about what he sees...in Foreign Policy magazine.
Military Brain Drain: The Pentagon's top brass is driving away all the smart people (related link)
This story is part of Federal News Radio's daily DoD Report. For more defense news, click here.
Managing Director of Strategic Issues
Government Accountability Office
More agency collaboration on programs means more opportunities for collaboration on performance management. But the review process is falling behind, according to the Government Accountability Office. Chris Mihm, managing director of strategic issues at GAO, joins In Depth with more on data-driven performance reviews.
Data-Driven Performance Reviews Show Promise But Agencies Should Explore How to Involve Other Relevant Agencies (related link)
Also on the show:
Furloughs and your TSP account
In Depth brings you the latest cybersecurity and defense news. Below, find links to the stories mentioned.
BitDefender traces MiniDuke espionage malware back to June 2011 (ComputerWorld)


