Gen. Cartwright's nod to Mrs. Robinson

Gen. James Cartwright uses a classic movie to illustrate a contemporary point.

  • By Michael Hardy

Deputy defense secretary to step down

After more than two years in the job, Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn will step down from the second-highest DOD post to spend more time with his family.

  • By Amber Corrin

Horrible Bosses in Atlantis: How Google governs the news

Google's search engine rules influence how news is covered.

The business imperative of volunteerism

Pro bono work by firms raises their status and is a critical tool for recruiting and retaining new professionals.

  • By Stan Soloway

Heart attack warning signs

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  • By Stephanie Kanowitz

Contractors turn into lifesavers when colleague stricken

A normal day nearly turns tragic, but thanks to the fast reaction of CGI staffer Meghan Pituch and two colleagues a man's life was saved.

  • By Stephanie Kanowitz

Twitter's Costolo becomes Obama adviser

Twitter CEO Dick Costolo joins telecom advisory panel.

  • By Michael Hardy

Venable duo to co-lead firm's government contracts group

Venable, one of the country's largest government contract law firms, has named partners Scott Hommer and Paul Debolt co-leaders of its Government Contracts Practice Group.

  • By David Hubler

Remembering Carleton Jones

Editor Nick Wakeman shares his thoughts on the death of Carleton Jones.

  • By Nick Wakeman

National security switcheroo: Panetta to DOD, Petraeus to CIA?

The top U.S. commander will likely succeed current CIA Director Leon Panetta once Panetta replaces Robert Gates as defense secretary, and more shake-ups are imminent, news outlets report.

  • By Amber Corrin

Will students pay for news online?

Steve Kelman learns about attitudes to the New York Times' pay model through conversations with students.

Obama wants cool technology for Oval Office

Unaware his remarks were being overheard by reporters, Obama criticizes federal technology, workforce

What's behind Intelligent Decisions' strong and steady growth?

Intelligent Decisions CEO Harry Martin explains the factors that have driven his company's success and offers insights into trends in today's market.

  • By Nick Wakeman

CIOs talk. Does anyone listen?

A lack of clout in departments' roundtable discussions must stand out clearly — even to those outside the federal IT community.

  • By Matthew Weigelt

Undoing shutdown prep -- tell us about your week

Many agencies spent last week preparing for a shutdown and now have to undo their preparations -- or maybe hold off a few days. Tell us about your experience.

Defense audit agency gets new second-in-command

Anita Bales has served at the agency for nearly 20 years.

  • By Matthew Weigelt

Petraeus could become CIA head

Rumors suggest that Gen. David Patraeus, America's top military man in Afghanistan, could become CIA director.

  • By Alysha Sideman

Women in Technology names 2011 leadership award finalists

Women in Technology has selected 40 finalists in 12 categories for its leadership awards. Winners will be named in May.

  • By Nick Wakeman

New role for CSC North American Public Sector executive

Jose Jimenez, president of CSC's North American Public Sector Strategy and Development division, has been named the company's chief diversity officer, effective April 2. He will report to CSC Chairman, President and CEO Michael Laphen and the company's chief human resources officer.

  • By David Hubler

Sid Fuchs adds senior adviser to list of corporate positions

Sid Fuchs, former president and CEO of ATS Corp., is now a senior adviser to Indus Corp. CEO Shiv Krishnan

  • By David Hubler
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