The White House has enlisted computer experts from public and private sector organizations to help address technical issues on the federally-run health insurance exchange site Healthcare.gov, USA Today reported Wednesday. Kelly Kennedy
MoreJeff Zients has left the Office of Management and Budget after four years at the agency as deputy director for management and chief performance officer, Federal News Radio reported Friday. Jason Miller
MoreThe PortfolioStat program will save the government $2.5 billion in information technology costs for the next three years, White House Deputy Management Director Jeff Zients wrote in a blog post Wednesday. Zients
MoreThe Obama administration is scaling back federal consulting contracts ahead of schedule, reports Nick Taborek for the Washington Post. Last year, the administration made it a goal to lessen consulting contracts by
MoreJeff Zients, Office of Management and Budget‘s acting director, said last Friday during the quarterly President’s Management Advisory Board meeting that the administrationâs strategic sourcing strategy may become mandatory, according to Federal
MoreThe Office of Management and Budget announced that the Obama administration was able to save $4 billion for the first six months of 2012, the Washington Post reports. This comes after a
MoreCass Sunstein, head of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, will leave the government later this month, Politico reports. Mike Allen reports Sunstein, who joined the White House in 2009, will
MoreThe defense budget for fiscal year 2013 could result in cuts to weapons and vehicles procurement as well as furloughs and layoffs for civilian employees, the Pentagon’s number two official told a
MoreDeputy Defense Secretary Ashton Carter and acting White House Budget Director Jeffrey Zients are scheduled to appear before a House committee Wednesday at a hearing on sequestration, Military Times reports. Rick Maze
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