Digital Government

Child tax credit info online

Taxpayers eligible for the new Child Tax Credit can check the status of their refund online

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Smallworld

How integrators and agencies carve out roles for small businesses

Digital Government

TSP system now working, exec says

The director of the troubled federal Thrift Savings Plan says the new system finally works, for the most part

Digital Government

EDS takes HITS

The Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded EDS a tech services contract worth up to $860 million

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CIO group urges crime info sharing

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers is trying to generate more interest in integrated justice systems, a concept that has been around for years but failed to produce many concrete results

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OMB clarifies A-76 challenges

Federal employees and others can challenge the omission or inclusion of particular jobs in an agency's list of commercial activities after all.

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Forman leaving for money

The man responsible for many e-gov initiatives says he's leaving government to get paid more

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Feds choose e-travel vendors

Northrop Grumman Mission Systems and Carlson Wagonlit Government Travel Inc. will provide Web-based travel management for the federal government

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Delaware first on EPA network

The first state in the union is now the first one on the Environmental Protection Agency's National Environmental Information Exchange Network

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Navy health portal hits next phase

NMO has passed its first test and will be recognized as an official program of record.

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Air Force study shifts jobs

About 3,700 Air Force positions have been moved based on data gathered online about stress and workload.

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Booz Allen hires Army general

The consulting firm hired retired Army Lt. Gen. Robert Noonan Jr., former deputy chief of staff for intelligence for the Army.

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Partners sought for digital preservation

The Library of Congress wants partners to help preserve digital materials

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Post office has new pay system

Postal Service workers don't have old-fashioned time sheets anymore.

Digital Government

Firms partner on emergency messages

Roam Secure's messaging system will integrate WiredRed's alerts.

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Online Extra: Forman’s legacy, selected stories

Here is some of the coverage of Mark Forman from the Government Computer News online archives.<br>

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U.S., Holland team to detect nukes

The U.S. and Dutch governments will work together to detect terrorist shipments of nuclear material through Europe's busiest seaport.

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Agencies alerted to fake degrees

The Office of Personnel Management told agencies to beware of degrees granted to employees on the basis of phony training paid for by the government.

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Forman: E-gov is going to continue

The modernization of government operations through better use of information technology will continue in his absence, Mark Forman, the administration’s outgoing IT and e-government czar, said today.<br>

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Feds to define solutions architect

Agencies agree that a solutions architect applies business and technical enterprise architecture to a specific system or function