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DLA launches outsourcing initiative
The Defense Logistics Agency plans to hire a team of vendors consolidate and manage its information system infrastructure.
Modernization
Wireless goals coming
The statement of objectives for the Integrated Wireless Network will be released this summer, officials said.
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CopLink vendor focuses on interoperability
A Tucson, Ariz.-based company announced the creation of an interoperability certification program to accelerate future deployments.
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Transportation to use e-learning
Plateau 4's Learning Management System will handle e-training for DOT.
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Web content: Get organized
The hard work required by draft content management policies could pay off.
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Where the action is
Bush administration officials laid out the vision for each line of business and some of their expectations for e-government vendors.
Modernization
Bush touts digital health info
The President outlined a plan to promote broadband and electronic health records.
Acquisition
Vendors get average grades
Fed IT managers rate vendors on performance, quality of service
Digital Government
Tech sabotage during the Cold War
An excerpt from a book by a high-ranking official in the Reagan administration
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Circuit
Data overload. Online for all time. Making votes count. How far can you go?
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IRS unveils latest online app for tax professionals
The tax agency launched a new online form today to speed the turnaround of tax professionals’ applications to become authorized electronic filers.<@SM>
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Collaboration makes good neighbors
Economics, homeland security compel states, cities and counties to work together
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Homeland security with a regional flavor
The Kansas City Regional Homeland Security Coordinating committee lives up to its name.
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DOD: Contractors here to stay
Military, IT vendors expect Iraqi-like job hazards in future wars
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Big Easy watches wirelessly
New Orleans' wireless video surveillance system is one of the first such citywide systems in the country.
Modernization
Study reveals more contract ills at GSA
The ongoing saga of contracting troubles at the Federal Technology Service took another turn for the worse when a new evaluation found 84 percent of contracts in the National Capital Region were inadequately drawn up or seriously inadequate.
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