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January 10, 2006
OMB’s selling of e‑government to Congress
Jason Miller at GCN does a great job in reporting on OMB’s report to Congress which attempts to salvage funding for e‑gov projects. The crux of OMB’s problem is that Congress assigns money to each agency for specified purposes but has…
November 2, 2011
BFELoB PMO receives honorable mention for MAX suite
The BFELoB PMO has received an honorable mention from the 2011 Government Computer News Awards.
The honorable mention was recieved for the MAX application suite. MAX has numerous tools including data collection and collaboration. Read the article here. (Dislosure: TCG supports…
July 18, 2006
Grants.gov to use E‑Authentication
GCN reports on Grants.gov’s plans to expand the number of credential providers servicing their user authentication requirements, thereby aligning with the E‑Authentication initiative. User authentication is different to user validation. The latter is simply an exchange of username and password.…
July 7, 2006
Grants.gov gets new look-n-feel
Grants.gov just got a make-over. Check out the new-look site!…
May 6, 2015
Once Again, TCG Named a Best Place to Work
They Like Us, They Really Like Us! (Our employees, that is.)
In April, TCG was given the honor of being named on of the Greater Washington’s Best Places to Work for the second year in a row. We share the honor with…
May 15, 2008
FDP: GMLOB Update
Erika Rissi and Stacy Boyd spoke about the new GMLOB strategic landscape. Some interesting developments here, including the new GMLOB Strategic Landscape.…
February 11, 2008
Grants.gov compatible with Adobe Reader 8.1.2
Just a tidbit this morning: Grants.gov has announced that they have tested Adobe Reader 8.1.2 with their forms and submission process, and all is well. So feel free to upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Reader (after checking with your…
May 15, 2008
Reducing Spam Blowback Bounce Messages in Zimbra
With our company’s move to the Zimbra mail server finally complete (and working very well), we noticed an sudden increase of a particular type of spam: fake bounce or mail server error messages. This was surprising since our old mail and…
February 9, 2010
NGMA webcast moved to 2/17/10 (confirmed)
This is still in flux a little but the NGMA webcast scheduled for tomorrow (February 10th) is tentatively rescheduled to February 17th. NGMA will confirm this soon, I’m sure.
Update 2/9/10 14:52: The rescheduled meeting is now confirmed for 2/17/10. All existing…
October 15, 2008
GPC Webcast: October 28th, 2pm‑3.30pm
Jason Miller of Federal News Radio alerted me to this notice. Attendance in person is limited to 50 people but the webcast is open to all-comers. See the Grants Management Events Calendar for more details (iCal, HTML). According to the…