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IT tales from the crypt: Where zombies walk the earth
Think zombies don't exist or the undead don't walk the earth? The IT world is full of them.
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Vampire killers under federal contract?
The U.S. Vampire Service stalks and exterminates fewer than 10 vampires a year, according to its site.
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National Archives rapped for weak document security
Two GAO reports say risk of sensitive data breaches in digitization effort affects all agencies.
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General envisions every soldier equipped with a smart phone
Army vice chief of staff wants to use technology to help manage behavioral health problems.
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Verizon Wireless to pay record fine for 'mystery' charges
Settlement was announced after a 10-month investigation by the FCC's Enforcement Bureau.
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Study finds health IT adoption growing
Report finds 34 percent of providers now use a "comprehensive" electronic health records system and 16 percent said they are using a partial system.
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For continuity, build telework into operations
The technology is available to enable secure, efficient access for remote working emergencies and day-to-day operations, but planning ahead is critical. Two agencies show that it can be done.
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Big telework savings trumps butts in the seats
Telework remains a goal of most agencies. But a combination of technology, employee expectations and legislation can help make it a reality.
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Mad at your health plan? Open season beckons...
Well, it’s almost that time gain—FEHBP “open season.” Health insurance—again—is the big issue this year.
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DOD sharply criticizes leaks of classified war documents
DOD officials continue to sharply criticize a massive collection of leaked information about U.S. government activities in Iraq and Afghanistan -- much of it classified -- provided by unknown or undisclosed sources to the Web-based organization WikiLeaks.
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