Tangled Lines of Business The administration's plan to consolidate technology is tied up in its own contradictions. By David Perera
Dodging Disaster Worried about your agency's ability to handle massive disruption during a crisis? Take a lesson from the Minerals Management Service. By Katherine McIntire Peters
Fake Busters Federal agencies, local police and industry are teaming up to stop the sale of counterfeit goods. By Kimberly Palmer
Fear Factor The Energy Department has to figure out how to reassure Americans before it rolls 77,000 tons of nuclear waste across the country. By Beth Dickey
NEWS+ANALYSIS
Contracting 101 A class dispenses advice about life for people hoping to sell to the government. By Kimberly Palmer
Maverick Moves On Pentagon whistleblower Ernie Fitzgerald hangs up his spurs after a career of fighting government waste. By Jason Vest
Exporting E-Junk Discarded government computers land in countries looking for high-tech hand-me-downs. By Beth Dickey
Leadership Profile
Pat the Builder Patrick F. Kennedy aims to manage the cantankerous intelligence community. By Shane Harris
ADVICE+DISSENT
Managing Technology
Rules of the Road The IRS wants to modernize how it works along with the tools it uses. By David Perera
Management Matters
As the Wall Crumbles Intelligence and law enforcement agencies topple the information barrier. By Brian Friel
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