Digital Government

R&D... the day after

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Bush seeks ways to combat improper payments

The president's fiscal 2007 budget proposal will include ways to combat the $37.3 billion in improper payments made in fiscal 2005.

Digital Government

SRA reports growth spurt

The integrator's revenue shot up 45 percent for the quarter ending December 2005, while profits rose more modestly.

Digital Government

SAIC exec to retire

Duane Andrews, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Science Applications International Corp., plans to retire in April.

Digital Government

CMS is fixing drug benefit snafus

Planning for the Medicare drug benefit program required developing a new IT system in less than a year, administrator Mark McClellan said.

Digital Government

Tech at the SOTU

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Oracle closes Siebel deal

Vendors begin integrating Siebel's CRM software into Oracle's enterprise suite.

Digital Government

OASIS to consider new draft emergency data standard

Specification could help first repsonders get critical information about resources at hospitals and health organizations during emergencies.

Digital Government

The White House briefs

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Digital Government

Ready for the SOTU?

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Digital Government

An R&D push?

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Digital Government

CompTIA comments on Bush's R&D proposals

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Digital Government

Safavian... back in the news

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The SOTU: A Washington event

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Digital Government

Neterion eyes government resellers

Maker of high-speed network hardware seeks to broaden its government market.

Digital Government

UPDATED: Bush proposes more money for R&D

In his State of the Union address, Bush announced several new initiatives to stimulate research and develop and find technologies to end the nation's dependence on oil.

Digital Government

Health IT gets a mention in State of the Union

Bush reiterates his support for e-health records but makes no new proposals

Digital Government

Share in savings: Where are the emperor's clothes?

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More BlackBerry contingency stories

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Digital Government

Polycom unveils mobile videoconferencing system

Target audiences for the Mobile Responder includes the military, public safety officials, educators and health care providers.