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Online extra: OMB looks to ordering fees to cover E-Gov Fund shortfall
The Office of Management and Budget is asking lawmakers to change the law that governs how the Federal Supply Service spends surplus revenue.
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Agencies honored for Web work
The Industry Advisory Council and the Federal CIO Council, in partnership with E-Gov, announced the Excellence.gov awards.
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NASCIO puts out privacy guide
It's designed to make sure state agencies' privacy policies follow the law.
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EDS to separate NMCI results
The company will report earnings exclusive of the money-losing operation on the Navy Marine Corps Intranet.
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DHS shops on Defense mall
The Pentagon will tailor its electronic procurement system for the Homeland Security Department.
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Indian trust model open for comment
The Interior Department is accepting public comments on its updated effort to improve the management of Indian trust funds.
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SGI simulates space
Silicon Graphics, already part of the Mars rover testing systems, believes its simulation technology can help the future agenda.
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Northrop, EDS join CSC on US-VISIT bid
The CSC team also has 11 other principals for the bid to build the enterprise architecture for DHS' visitor tracking system.
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Labor requests IT modernization funds
The Labor Department wants a 2 percent increase in funds for updating management systems and other IT projects.
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Pentagon backs off e-voting
Officials cite 'inability to ensure legitimacy' of electronic votes.
Digital Government
OMB: Cybersecurity first
Agencies can't spend on modernization and development until they take care of IT security, OMB says.
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OMB: Focus on cybersecurity before new projects
The Office of Management and Budget has told 18 agencies not to develop, modernize or enhance IT systems until their cybersecurity problems are fixed.<br>
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OMB: E-Gov cooperation starts right here
Tad Anderson, OMB’s associate administrator for e-government and IT, said his office must communicate better with Congress about the benefits of the IT reform agenda.<br><@SM>
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CDW-G buys T3
It may not be the rise of the machines, but T3's NASA contract does broaden CDW Government's reach, the company's officials say.
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Keane joins General Dynamics board
Jack Keane, former Army vice chief of staff, will be a director for the company.
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TTIC: We help threat assessment
The Terrorist Threat Integration Center's director says his organization has helped federal officials determine the nation's most recent threat level.
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Web users still call Social Security
A surprising number of retirees who use an online service follow up with a phone call, according to SSA's research.
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Senate passes DHS tech bill
It would create a program to transfer counterterrorism technology to state and local law enforcement.
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Homeland security authorization committee may be created
Rep. Curt Weldon says prospects for a permanent House authorization committee over homeland security are very good.
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