Digital Government
Comings and goings
News about David Freeland, Pedro Cadenas, Asa Hutchinson, Stewart Verdery, Sean O'Keefe, Gerald Gates, Rick Turner, Sheila McCoy, Moira Whelan and Michael Oliphant.
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On the circuit
Tidbits about Joe Kampf, Frank Islam, John Nyland and Shiv Krishnan.
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Motola: A step beyond modeling
Experts are focusing on how to take architectures to the next level
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Biometrics takes on physical access
Agencies have multiple ID options for bolstering building security
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OMB considers A-130 rewrite
Booz Allen Hamilton's review comes months after a working group scrutinized the way A-130 deals with enterprise architecture.
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Wireless firms jump on Senate Wi-Fi
Commercial cellular carriers have activated service for the U.S. Senate across a secure wireless network.
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FSI adds consulting principal
Victoria Shantz, previously with MPC Computers, brings more than 20 years of experience in government policies and practices.
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Input names VP
David Heinemann, a member of Input's board of directors since 2000, is now the market research firm's senior vice president of corporate development.
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CSC starts fed tech unit
Most of new division within the former DynCorp Technical Services unit.
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Health records standards move along
The national coordinator for health IT says he hopes health officials and organizations can quickly agree on a set of standards for electronic records.
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DOJ asks for IT boost
The White House wants a 20 percent increase in the Justice Department’s tech budget.
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GEOSS agreement reached
NOAA's administrator met with officials from other nations to discuss the Global Earth Observation System of Systems that would include a tsunami warning network.
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Cassatt, Ascential team up
The companies will offer a combined package of software for enterprise data management.
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Wounded vets get e-mail aid
The Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program is helping wounded Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans use e-mail.
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