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Developing your business
Consultants Bill Howard and Bruce Jenkins join host Mark Amtower to talk about networking and how to market your company.
May 14, 2012
Tags: acquisition , contracting , Ft. Meade , business development , BBI , Maryland Marketing Meeting , Bruce Jenkins , Bill Howard , Mark Amtower , Amtower Off Center
Awards recognize top STEM students
Tuesday night in Washington, 40 of the smartest, STEM-oriented American kids in in the whole country were honored.
Tags: Carlos Contreras , technology , STEM , Education , Federal Drive
Work is Something You Do, Not Somewhere You Go: The Continued Case for Teleworking
The panel will discuss, the evolving perspectives and practices of telework within the federal government and FedScoop's 2011 Telework survey and their recent study titled Telework 2011. Federal Agencies are looking at telework as a way to lower the cost of government, attract and retain top talent, enable emergency readiness plans, decrease their carbon footprint and take advantage of technology improvements to work more efficiently.
Tags: technology , telework , HP , Danette Campbell , Nigel Ballard , Christina Morrison
O'Reilly Media Brings Gov 2.0 Expo/Summit to DC
Tim O'Reilly
CEO
O'Reilly Media
August 24th, 2009
Tags: contracting , Amtower , Tim O'Reilly , O'Reilly Media , Gov 2.0 , Adobe , Juniper Networks , Yahoo , AOL , Verizon
For telework and COOP, GSA leads the way
Officials are still keeping a wary eye on the possibility of a new spike in the number of H1N1 swine flu cases across the country. The chance that large numbers of people could get sick concerns those tasked with keeping the Federal Government up and running. One local group which promotes teleworking is out with a new study on whether or not the government is ready.
Tags: management , telework , Telework Exchange , Nigel Ballard , Josh Sawislak , GSA , Max Cacas
Government still faces numerous teleworking challenges
A new survey from FedScoop shows that the federal government is still really lacking when compared to the private sector in terms of empowering employees to telework.
Tags: pay and benefits , technology , teleworking , telecommuting , FedScoop , Goldy Kamali , Nigel Ballard , Dorothy Ramienski , DorobekInsider
Intel outside the law?
Tags: tech , Antitrust , Stephen Ryan , McDermott Will and Emery
Intel acquires McAfee for $7B
The merger allows McAfee to continue developing and selling security products and services under its own brand.
Tags: Cybersecurity Update , technology , McAfee , Dorobek Insider , acquisition , merger
Work is Something You Do, Not Somewhere You Go: The Case for Telework
November 16th, 2010 at 12:00PM
Work is something you do, not someplace you go. Federal Agencies are looking at Telework as a way to lower the cost of government, attract and retain top talent, enable emergency readiness plans, lower their carbon footprint, and take advantage of technology improvements to work more efficiently.
The current administration recognizes the opportunity to leverage telework to solve some of the government's greatest challenges, and has long championed the economic and social benefits of telework expansion.
FedsTelework, a FedScoop production, is pleased to bring you a panel discussion with Government IT leaders including Bill Piatt from GSA and Pamela Budda from DOD to discuss telework solutions in the federal government.
Tags: technology , FedScoop , Susie Adams , Christina Morrison , Nigel Ballard , Chris Dorobek , HP , Microsoft , Bill Piatt , GSA , Pamela Budda , DoD
