PEW Trusts Shares the Realities of U.S. Clean Energy Investment
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Austin City Limits: What’s Holding Back Government Innovation in Austin, Texas?
***Part of our month-long series on Creating a Digital City with PDF – Check out all our analysis*** As municipalities across the country are exploring how to use the Internet to make theirs better places to live, some winning combinations of talent, policy and technology are beginning to emerge — as are problems with otherRead… Read more »
Success Rule #19B – Skip & Google Your Brain
Change is a significant part of our lives, and as such how we approach it can have an equally significant impact in our success. Rule 19 is about anticipating change. Rule 19a is about understanding change. This week I want to share with you a couple TOOLS to help you deal with change. In theRead… Read more »
Pre-Shutdown Top 10 To-Do List
My colleague Suzanne Kubota at Federal News Radio has put together this Top 10 list of things you should do before c.o.b. Friday in case of a government shutdown: 10) Water the plants. You may be gone for a while. 9) Update your pay information. 8) Make sure your phone number is current in theRead… Read more »
Shutdown Delay Equals a Second Chance for Contractors
Authored by GovWin’s Lindley Ashline If you’re a government contractor, the two-week continuing resolution passed by Congress this week to temporarily prevent a government shutdown is a second chance to prepare for the consequences such a shutdown would bring. Experts at today’s GovWin.com Instant Webinar, “Surviving a Government Shutdown,” shared some background on how shutdownsRead… Read more »
I’m Proud to be a Civil Servant (even with a looming shutdown)!
It’s impossible to ignore the resentment, anger, and distrust towards Federal employees that permeates our society these days – especially if you happen to be a Federal employee. Our elected officials, reporters, and think tanks have jumped on government workers in an effort to raise their own stature and exposure. Federal employees, whose salaries accountRead… Read more »
Gov shutdown (kinda) – 800,000 folks may be impacted, plus other business
Yes folks welcome to round three of govenment shutdown show. This Friday April 8th will either see the sequal to the ’95 finacial hit or another extension. This go round has more players Homeland security does not look to be involved. Those with multi year contracts are not involved. Ventrans affairs and “quality of life”Read… Read more »
Technology Firms at the DoDIIS Worldwide
As a former DoDIIS CTO, one of my favorite things at the yearly DoDIIS Worldwide Conference is the expo floor. Visiting the many vendors and government displays there is a great way to get a snapshot of available technology. Firms that show technology at DoDIIS bring capabilities that are ready to go now. And, forRead… Read more »
Recruitment 411: Don’t talk about it, tweet about it.
Thanks to Twitter, it’s as easy to keep up with your favorite celebrity as it is to stay in touch with your best friend. An estimated 200 million users send more than 65 million tweets every day. These days, if you want people to talk about it, you should tweet about it. Our Twitter approachRead… Read more »
2011 Frozen Four Preview from the Hokie Guru, your Govloop Bureaucrat on Sports
Good evening from the Twin Cities, Govloopers. The clock is running out on the latest continuing resolution (the Guru rarely, well never links to the Washington Times, but this is a pretty good story). Make sure you stick around Govloop for all the latest coverage. Frozen Four Preview Two huge games much later today… let’sRead… Read more »