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IRS' watch list
The following modernization projects, led by Computer Sciences Corp., are under watch by officials from the Internal Revenue Service and Congress
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Intercepts
Joint operations; NMCI; greatly exaggerated death; flexing Senate muscles.
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What's new?
New Macromedia Inc. Studio MX 2004 features boost the functionality of Dreamweaver, Flash and Fireworks programs.
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Submissions for Op-Ed
Federal Computer Week welcomes opinion pieces from the government information technology community.
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Privacy on the state side
The National Association of State CIOs released a guide to help state officials deal with common privacy challenges.
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SRA appoints Orion execs
What had been Orion is part of the SRA Command and Control, Communications and Intelligence business unit.
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FTC targets spam manufacturers
Commission seeks ideas for developing a Do Not E-mail Registry, similar to the Do Not Call Registry created last year
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MCR leaves AT&T
Executives of Management Consulting & Research led a management buyout financed by Lau Technologies.
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Illinois governor plots better IT
Merging state police functions will allow Illinois to buy new information systems or enhance existing ones, Gov. Rod Blagojevich says.
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PeopleSoft product passes JFMIP
The company's Enterprise Financial Management 8.8 received the certification required for federal use.
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Oracle makes 'final' offer for PeopleSoft
Oracle says it won't go above $26 a share.
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Energy, EPA join computing efforts
Supercomputers in North Carolina will be linked with Sandia National Laboratory.
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DOJ staff opposes Oracle buy of PeopleSoft
The staff recommendation has been submitted to the office of the Assistant Attorney General, according to PeopleSoft officials.
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House questions Bush R&D budget
Committee leaders lamented the fact that under Bush's budget request, spending for science and technology would fall from 2004 levels.
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