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Web portal celebrates Ben Franklin
In honor of his 300th birthday, it aggregates all of Franklin's writing, proverbs and other resources.
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OMB delivers report to better sell e-government
The Office of Management and Budget submitted its mandated report to Congress Friday detailing the spending and benefits of all 25 e-government and five Line of Business Consolidation projects, hoping to sell lawmakers on why these initiatives are important.<@SM>
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DOD, orgs: SANS survey findings not dire
Survey respondents say several popular certifications don't prepare employees to handle information security as well as vendor-specific certifications do.
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CIOs want the power of the purse
Most federal CIOs do not decide how to spend their IT budgets
Modernization
TCS' Mongoose has a long reach
Automated satellite terminal gives mobile users instant communications
Digital Government
Time management in a BlackBerry world
Public CIOs run big agencies between a thumb and the palm of their hand
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McConnell: Lines of responsibility
CIOs either need to increase capabilities or reduce responsibilities
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Defense Department re-evaluates DIMHRS, awaits feedback
In a clear change of strategy, the Defense Department is rethinking whether building one human resources system is the best solution for the military.
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NGA exercises ClearView option
The intell agency will buy commercial imagery for another year.
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N.M. health officials adopt SumTotal LMS
New Mexico's health training manager said a learning management system approach would help the state respond to public health emergencies.
Digital Government
NOAA puts technology to good use
Carl Staton, NOAA’s chief information officer, discusses some of the new and exciting technologies in development for 2006.
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OMB memo fuels debate over cataloging
The Bush administration argues that search technology is good enough to find most of what agencies put online.<@SM>
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Opportunity knocks for CIOs
Choices for advanced education and training keep pace with CIOs' evolving roles
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