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In Depth interviews - August 20
On the In Depth show blog, you can listen to the interviews, find more information about the guests on the show each day and links to additional resources.
Tags: In Depth , Francis Rose , Sammies 2012 , Sammies , DISA , cloud computing , Arab Spring , NASA , TechStat , NTEU , workforce
In Depth interviews - August 10
On the In Depth show blog, you can listen to the interviews, find more information about the guests on the show each day and links to additional resources.
Tags: In Depth , Francis Rose , Jaime Gracia , Tammy Flanagan , Steve Bucci , David Berteau , contracting , phased retirement , cybersecurity , India , DoD
State's lack of middle managers risks diplomacy
The State Department has a gap in its work force. It has too few experienced, mid-level career foreign service employees. It's the result of several factors...and it's a serious problem.
Tags: GAO , workforce , Federal Drive , Afghanistan , Iraq , Pakistan , budget
GSA uses reverse energy auctions to save money
General Services Administration is teaming up with other agencies to solicit bids from energy providers via online auctions. GSA's New England Region administrator details the savings his office has reaped from the program.
Tags: Veterans Affairs , Energy , management , acquisition , GSA , Robert Zarnetske , best practices , Michael OConnell
Contractor Electrocuted
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid on Monday asked the State Department and Pentagon to investigate the electrocution of a 25-year-old private security contractor while showering in his dormitory in Baghdad. The Associated Press reports Reid said he wants to know whether Adam Hermanson's death resulted from faulty electrical work. Hermanson, who died Sept. 1, grew up in San Diego and Las Vegas. Reid is a Nevada senator. Electrical wiring has been an ongoing problem in Iraq that the military has been trying to fix with widespread inspections and repairs. At least three troops have been electrocuted while showering since the start of the Iraq war, and others have been electrocuted elsewhere.
Tags: technology , Pentagon , Harry Reid , Adam Hermanson , Iraq


