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Government’s other IT workforce

The federal government doesn’t know how many contract IT workers it employs. Nor does it care, as long as the work gets done. But with $67 billion in IT funds sloshing around in the federal budget, ignoring the bulk of the workforce iceberg also ignores regulatory, policy and demographic issues.

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• People on the move
• Strategic retreat
• IT at the core of many GAO oversight areas
• DOD throws light on how it buys services
• What’s up with DOD procurement?
• GSAs proposed merger of policy shops may create political tensions
• Army issues draft support services RFP
• NIH shifts to research grant e-applications
• IRS withdraws plan to compete 2,700 IT positions
• DOD looks to extend its delivery service
• Army shares virtual data in a commanding way
• FDA forces the issue on drug tracking
• The rise of the contractor workforce
• DHS, industry use LOGIIC to combat cyberthreats
• Agencies coming to terms with IPv6

• Bases go on alert

• Tom Pyke | A more secure IT environment

• Wyatt Kash | Editor's Desk: GCN.com to go
• Robert Gellman | @Info.Policy: Chief privacy officers stuck in the middle
• Technical Difficulties

• Stocking stuffers
• William Jackson | Cybereye: And the worst security idea of 2006 was . . .
• 11 trends from 2006

• The top six of 2006
• And the best of the best is ...
• Browser Wars 2.0

• Virtual testing lab
• Graphic content
• The bracket racket
• Secure business processes
• New printer on the block
• Access under control

• Tiered storage

• COMMUNITY: Away from usual script, execs show another side
• R. Fink | The Packet Rat: At Disney, getting a line on supply and demand
• And another thing...