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Collaboration & Telework
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GSA installing 15 telepresence sites
The General Services Administration began installing a telepresence solution May 19 that aims to provide a budget- and environmentally-friendly alternative to work-related travel. "There will be 15
OPM launches social, collaborative recruiting website
Government human resource professionals and hiring managers may benefit from a new recruiting resource launched May 5 by the Office of Personnel Management. The website, called USAJOBSRecruit.gov ,
DHS to distribute new threat alerts via social media
The Homeland Security Department officially announced April 20 implementation of the new terrorism alert system to replace the discarded color-coded scheme instituted in the months after the
DISA to open Forge.mil to intelligence community
The Defense Information Systems Agency plans to provide Forge.mil access to developers within the intelligence community. "We intend to support the intelligence community. I don't think we've thought
Social media archiving perplexity a sign of innovation
The confusion surrounding how federal agencies should archive social media records is, believe it or not, not entirely a bad thing. It means that innovation is outpacing regulation, which is what
Report: Agencies unsure how to archive social media
When many agencies capture social media records for archiving--to the extent they do--they do so by printing out the content onto paper and storing that, finds a report from an industry advisory...
Q&A: Miguel Gomez on AIDS.gov's social media strategy
Social media and new media offices continue to crop up across the federal government. They face two significant challenges: Agencies want them to experiment with new methods of citizen engagement and
DHS plans social media surge
The Homeland Security Department says it intends to make greater use of social media for the purpose of disseminating information. In a privacy impact assessment dated March 8, DHS says it's doing so
McClure warns of possible 'cloud first' culture clash
The shift to cloud-based technology across government promises many benefits, but the transition will be a cultural challenge, warned Dave McClure, associate administrator at the General Services
Telework options really satisfy
The happiest federal employees aren't necessarily teleworkers, but those who can telework but chose not to, says the Partnership for Public Service. In a brief analysis dated March 7, the PPS
