Digital Government
A lukewarm response
Basic storage concerns still overshadow advanced concepts of storage management
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GAO finds holes in HUD records
Auditors say Housing and Urban Development didn't properly account for purchases of computer equipment.
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Put management systems to work
Agencies with automated content management tools may not have as much difficulty addressing recommendations in Web content management policies.
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NMCI software center coming soon
The military leaders of the Navy Marine Corps Intranet project expect to have a center for software approval running in a few months.
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Firm resolve but no easy resolution
Federal officials wrestle with homeland security problems
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CPA steps up contract awards
The Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) wants to award $6 billion of the $18.4 billion that Congress appropriated for Iraq in November by June 30...
Acquisition
More big IT deals for feds
But their total value is falling, market researcher Input says.
Digital Government
Taking care of patches
SecurityProfiling's SysUpdate eases the deployment of security patches
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Army plans new TEIS contract
Officials want to continue a $1 billion program that provides Army installations and operations with engineering, information assurance and systems integration computer services.
Digital Government
Document security fears grow
Beta testing for a document policy server will begin in the summer, an Adobe official says.
Digital Government
Intercepts
DIMHRS amnesia. Groundbreaking program. Keane advice. Druyun's downfall.
Digital Government
Information life-cycle management defined
The idea is to set up a data access process that reflects the value of that data.
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TSA: Fixing hiring problems slowly
Officials have been trying to improve hiring practices for airport screeners since 2002.
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Finding a program
Programs for enlisted and noncommissioned offers to further their education
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Usability training ? useful, but...
Experts say GSA/HHS program for Web masters may not be enough
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Agencies slow to meet online privacy criteria
A few more fed sites have proper privacy policies, but the adoption rate should be faster, an Ernst and Young report states.
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OMB seeks new e-government ideas
Feds want vendors to present their best solutions to improve efficiency and business performance in three areas.
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