Ideas

Learning How to Track Hackers

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People

IG faults Doan's handling of sole-source deal

In awarding the $20,000 public affairs contract, the GSA administrator may have violated federal ethics and procurement regulations, according to an inspector general report.

People

Census approaches field test with fingers crossed

The use of automated data-collection devices is a major aspect of a redesigned census that officials say could provide more accurate results.

People

USPS works to improve mail processing

The agency has awarded Serco a $51 million contract to provide technical, project management and information technology services for future equipment.

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EDS Nabs HSPD-12 Contract

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Group Criticizes President's Privacy Report

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White House Finds No Privacy Violations

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Digital Government

No end in sight for GSA issues

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Digital Government

World Health Care Congress

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Digital Government

OK, I'll blog about IT again

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Ideas

Computers-in-Classroom Debate Continues

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Cybersecurity

GSA taps EDS to run its HSPD-12 office

The General Services Administration awarded a $66.3 million contract to EDS to help agencies meet the federal smart card mandate.

People

Havekost to leave HHS and head for Austria

Charles Havekost, a well-known figure in the federal information technology community, led Grants.gov, among other projects.

People

Orange County to revisit outsourcing numbers

An initial assessment compared county and contractor labor costs, based on salary and benefits, but it did not directly compare specific job classifications, a county auditor says.

Ideas

HHS CIO Heads Off to Austria

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Instant Messaging From The Web

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Digital Government

CJD in the morning

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Ideas

New Look for USA.gov

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