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- Friday federal headlines - May 24, 2013
Dodaro tells agencies how to stay off high-risk list
Comptroller General Gene Dodaro discusses government management and projects on the high-risk list.
Six ingredients to telework success
Ron Sanders, formerly with the intelligence community, explains the challenges to telework and how to overcome them.
Study: IT workers stretched thin by cybersecurity demands
The study by ISC(2) found there's a severe gap in the skills needed for cybersecurity professionals.
RSA cyber conference: Act now on cyber war
RSA Security Conference in San Francisco debates the possibility of warfare moving in to the cyber realm.
How to prepare for mobile federal workplace
Josh Stephens, vice president of Technology and Head Geek for Solar Winds, told the DorobekINSIDER that agencies' tech shops need to embrace the change - not avoid it.
DoD holds virtual town hall meeting
Joint Chiefs Chairman Admiral Mike Mullen is asking for your questions and concerns about the Pentagon.
Reporters' Roundup: lessons from cloud early adopters, contracting reform
These are the stories Federal News Radio reporters are working on today.
Markle Foundation to help advance e-health records
Laura Bailyn, the new senior director health initiatives at the Markle Foundation, discusses the ways the foundation is trying to improve health IT worldwide.
POLL: Does a promotion freeze make sense?
The poll relates to two amendments in the House that are proposing a freeze on step increases under the General Schedule.
Gov lessons from Jeopardy's Watson computer challenge
The technology behind the IBM supercomputer Watson beating human contestants on Jeopardy! could drive Gov 2.0 initiatives and help agencies deliver services more efficiently.
Analysis: Budget efforts an 'absolute train wreck'
Budget expert Stephen Ryan explains the likelihood of a government shutdown as budget talks continue.
Cybersecurity coordinator defends online user authentification
The National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace has come under fire due to the possible government overreach and added bureaucracy.
Will Egyptian protests spread throughout region?
CNN's Brian Todd discusses how protests have emerged in the Arab world.
National Defense University offers new masters degree
Bob Childs, chancellor at the National Defense University's iCollege, describes the new program.
Air Force develops portable security solution
The CD book disk with a secure operating system can convert a spyware-laden PC into a secure government machine.
Reporters' Roundup: GAO high risk list
The top stories reporters are working on today.
OMB, ACT-IAC launch website to improve acquisition process
The groups have launched a website, asking for public input in an effort to improve the acquisitions process between government and industry.
