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Air Force reorg aims for authority, synergy
Managing acquisition and materiel like a military outfit, not a business
Modernization
Linux maker throws Red Hat into ring
Officials at Linux distributor Red Hat believe the federal market will become fertile ground for the open-source operating system.
Modernization
One big wireless net
What happens when you put two great wireless technologies together?
People
A new agenda
Kay Coles James was the star of the Bush administration's management reform team.
People
Comings and goings
News about Michael Chertoff, George Newstrom, Mitzi Mead, Patrick Hughes, Frank O'Mara, Jim Dillon, Carlos Solari, Scot Edwards, Todd Leto and Paul Liberty.
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DOD's medical transformation
The military's health care system is becoming more efficient using technology
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Sprehe: OMB's policy needs help
The pablum of a Web site policy was yesterday's news several years ago.
Digital Government
IT dodges Bush's proposed budget spending cuts
Administration seeks 7 percent increase in fiscal 2006 spending
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Better medicine without paper
Madigan Army Medical Center, south of Seattle, is testing a program for treating Department of Veterans Affairs patients and active and retired military personnel.
Acquisition
Aronie: Paying the subcontractors
GSA and DOD apparently disagree about who gets to reap any savings.
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GSA issues RFI for e-travel data collection, analysis
The General Services Administration and the Defense Department are looking for vendors to manage the data from all agency electronic travel systems.
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Social Security to collect personal data for Medicare drug plan
The Social Security Administration will collect and compare income, benefits and other personal information from several agencies related to seniors applying for assistance under the new Medicare drug benefit.
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Novell’s Hula says ‘aloha’ to open source
BOSTON—Novell Inc. will open source the e-mail and calendar functions of its NetMail enterprise collaboration server software.
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NIH accelerates posting of work it has funded
The National Institutes of Health is asking scientists to voluntarily make their biomedical research results available through the agency’s searchable database within 12 months of publication.
People