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EPA finalizes e-documents rule
The rule defines when the agency will accept electronic documents from state, tribal and local governments, but stops short of making it a requirement.
Digital Government
Contractors assess mixed results
War, storms and policy shifts made fiscal 2005 market tough to predict
People
Avoid costly clearance delays
Field investigator cautions that a security clearance is not a resume
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Input: Katrina relief may cut into DHS IT spending
Funds channeled to FEMA for hurricane recovery efforts could add to agency's coffers, but Congress may compensate with cuts to technology programs.
Modernization
Army doubles Savi RFID contracts
Army increases contract for active radio frequency identification tags and readers used to track supplies delivered to Iraq.
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Intercepts
JNN fielding costs. Where, oh where, has Raduege gone? Pentagon declares war -- on industry?
Modernization
The search for 1,000 points of light
NASA's Ames Research Center hopes Google will help IT explore the final frontier
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Fear and feathers
Health experts hope technology can help them detect and contain outbreaks of avian flu.
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Editorial: Search as a model
The NASA/Google arrangement could stand as a true example of a public/private partnership.
Modernization
HandsOn: Computing in the dark
Standard batteries for laptop computers are still limited, but a few improvements are on the horizon.
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Army gets its IT act together
500-day plan to serve as a road map for creating a net-centric enterprise
Digital Government
Weighing 4 options to client/server
Blade technology, terminal servers and thin clients are viable choices
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Cost of fed pay reform could become an issue
In recent hearings on Capitol Hill, officials have raised questions about the cost of changing the way agencies pay federal employees.
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DOD prepares for acquisition training upgrades
The Defense Acquisition University is interested in whether vendors can offer fixed prices for developing online courses.
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