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Defense sees $680 million in annual savings from data center consolidation
Pentagon pursues a 'DISA first' strategy.
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We the People draws a curious crowd
Legalization of marijuana and animal cruelty top petitioners' concerns; the economy and national security, not so much.
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Defese looks to semantics for better data-sharing, cost savings
Federal Computer Week
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DOD looks to semantics for better data-sharing, cost savings
The Defense Department's new RFI for an enterprise information web seeks a semantic web solution that will help services and agencies more easily share data -- and save money
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Federal Coach: What it's like to run the TSA
Tom Fox interview John S. Pistole, administrator of the Transportation Security Administration. Since July 2010, Pistole has overseen the management of a workforce of 60,000; security operations at more than 450 U.S. airports; the Federal Air Marshal Service; and the security of highways, railroads, ports, mass transit systems and pipelines. As a national security and counterterrorism expert during his 26-year career at the FBI, Pistole headed the agency’s expanded counterterrorism program after 9/11 and was named deputy director in 2004.
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NIST appoints new director of IT lab
The lab’s work includes development of cybersecurity standards and guidelines for federal agencies.
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Supercommittee fails: What's next for feds?
Now that the committee tasked with finding ways to cut federal spending has given up, what can federal employees expect?
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