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The University of Texas System is investing $100 million in the School of Civic Leadership at its flagship Austin campus, to ...

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With an influx of new federal IT executives, most of whom haven’t been CIOs before, Federal CIO Greg Barbaccia offers some basic rules for them to live by.

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