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Data architecture finds a home
Interior officials recognized for trailblazing work.
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Calif. settles with Diebold
The voting machine maker will pay the state $2.6 million to settle claims that the company misled California officials about the security of its products.
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Northrop to run Indianapolis IT operations
Indianapolis and Marion County officials chose Northrop Grumman over Unisys for a $46 million contract.
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GAO ponders national indicators
A Web-based system that analyzes hordes of economic and societal data could paint a general picture of American life, the Government Accountability Office says.
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Fed architecture to cover records, maybe geospatial info
Records management and possibly geospatial data will be added to the federal enterprise architecture, an official says.
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Microsoft starts solutions network
The software giant formally introduced its global initiative to make it easier for governments, industry and academia to collaborate on IT projects.
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Intercepts
DOD continues to mull over procurement. The Marine Corps celebrates its 229th birthday. And GIG-BE news abounds.
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Data reference model hits the streets
Release of initial federal standards could improve electronic data sharing
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Editorial: Check that backdoor
Agencies must work in a networked world with inherent risks. The task is to understand those risks ? in all their manifestations.
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Goldman: Expecting the unexpected
Agencies should provide adequate physical and cyber protection.
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thePipeline
Offerings from Alcatel, Deltek Systems, Supermicro Computer and AT&T.
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Group pushes informed travel
An advocacy group is pushing for a national automobile tracking system.
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Oracle sweetens PeopleSoft offer
Stockholders of PeopleSoft being offered $24 per share.
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Researchers to study international IT innovation
The University of Albany's Center for Technology in Government is expanding its research to international governance with a new grant from the National Science Foundation.
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NMCI analysis delays EDS earnings
Company officials need more time to finish an assessment of projected cash flow from the Navy Marine Corps Intranet.
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Virtually traveling Mars
A new feature on NASA's Web site uses 3-D software that lets scientists take virtual trips on Mars.
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Mac supercomputer speeds up
The rebuilt version of a Virginia Tech supercomputer running Power Mac G5 chips runs 20 percent faster than the original.
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