Bob Suda

Agency CIOs in the eye of brewing reorg storm

The reorganization plans of three agencies show a trend of consolidating, centralizing back-office functions.

Reporter's Notebook

FILE - In this Nov. 16, 2004 file photo, an obsolete 8 and 1-half inch floppy disc is held in London. Congressional investigators say the government spends about three-fourths of its technology budget maintaining aging computer systems. That includes platforms more than 50 years old in such vital areas as nuclear weapons and Social Security. One still uses floppy disks. (AP Photo/Adam Butler, File)

A knotty, tangled mess of IT systems

Reporter's Notebook

Federal News Countdown: DATA Act haters, Connecting millions to health records

In Depth Show Blog – Feb. 19, 2014

Federal News Countdown: Security clearances, telework’s end

Federal News Countdown: Budget battle, cyber spending and furlough worries

Federal News Countdown: Sequestration solutions, mobile revolution and declining fed workforce

House lawmakers push PBS reform bill through first hurdle

Federal Drive

In Depth interviews – September 14

In Depth interviews – July 18

Federal News Countdown: GSA spending, mobile security and improper payments

Analysis: OFPP interagency contracting rule is ‘long overdue’

Bob Suda, the president of Suda and Associates, explains what the final guidance means for agencies and contractors.

Countdown: Gov reorg, crackdown on improper payments

Host Francis Rose counts down the top federal news stories of the week with Dan Chenok of the IBM Center for the Business of Government and Bob Suda of…

Countdown: GSA censorship, Top Secret America, BCFP fight

Wyatt Kash of GCN and longtime Federal executive Bob Suda count down their choices for the three most important Federal news stories of the week.