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Maintaining a balance
Since Sept. 11, I have been wrestling with myself, and with my friends and colleagues, in two realms
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Bush administration rethinks IT spending
Systems that save money could get top priority in fiscal 2003 budget
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Protection plan awaits White House revisions
The Bush administration has been working for months to refine the strategy for protecting the government's critical infrastructure
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CDC taps Orkand for IT support services
One of the Orkand Corp.'s recent wins was with the CDC
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LaRoche takes field at Orkand
New chief operating officer develops game plan for maintaining, building customer base
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Telecommuting roadblocks
If you're wondering why few feds telecommute, you'll be interested in a recent GAO report.
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The Circuit
Not only did the Internet perform admirably after the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States, it is now proving to be an excellent investigative tool
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Security trumps privacy in new order
Federal agents continue to comb e-mail logs in their search for evidence in the Sept. 11 terrorist strikes
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Another look at the big picture
Latest large-screen LCD panels looking fit and trim
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Wanted: E-gov leaders
There's a bright outlook for U.S. e-government initiatives at all levels as long as agencies go about them the right way.
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Titan acquires BTG
BTG Inc., an information systems and technical services company, announced Sept. 20 that it is being acquired by Titan Corp
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NIMA outsourcing on hold
An avalanche of citizen ideas on air travel safety prompts FAA to set up e-mail, Web form
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Will Sun still shine?
Sun may not be in danger of drying up and blowing away anytime soon, but it does face a formidable coalition of competitors lining up behind the Intel 64-bit effort
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New powers, new obligations
In the aftermath of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, it has been heartening to see individuals on opposite sides of issues put aside their differences to work together
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Nimda worms way into Colorado
State agencies clear out computer worm, which caused nuisance-level problems
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64-bit system sharpens Air Force eye in the sky
The Air Force's Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System's Boeing 707 scans the ground for vehicles and potential targets
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Education touts loan default tool
The Education Department reported Sept. 19 that the default rate on college student loans has dropped to its lowest point ever
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