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Tech advocate named to lead EPA
President Bush has selected Utah Gov. Mike Leavitt, a noted IT advocate, to head the Environmental Protection Agency
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Anteon brings the brass aboard
A former commander of Army special ops has been hired to lead Anteon's homeland security programs
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Motion pushes tablet PCs to feds
Motion Computing Inc. hopes new distribution deals and a new office will boost sales of its tablet computers to the government.
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Two e-gov portfolio managers will leave OMB
The Office of Management and Budget’s e-government office is losing two portfolio managers. <br>
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Early bird avoids the worm
Most federal agencies applied a patch for the vulnerability last month
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HHS tests finance system
Officials started testing an Oracle-based financial management system two weeks ago at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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DOD's misguided bet on the future
System sought to use the market to help feds predict future terrorist attacks
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Privacy report draws OMB's ire
Bush administration, GAO disagree on how well agencies are protecting data
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Software to predict food dangers
FDA seeking modeling tool to forecast scenarios for food contamination
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Letters to the editor
Train Civilians, Too; Federal Workers Worry; Project Managers Should Wait; Certify Now; Beyond the Diploma
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DARPA's filter
Editorial: DOD's research arm learns that programming and politics are often a poor mix
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IBM earns Linux certification
IBM, SuSE achieve Common Criteria security certification
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E-procurement integration
The GSA Advantage Web site provides an electronic storefront to the agency's multiple-award schedules, including the information technology schedule.
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Five trends to watch
Look for the following improvements to the GSA multiple-award schedules
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Securify wins Navy network deal
The California company will get almost $6 million to help the Navy Department root out legacy systems that don't meet current standards for security.
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Forman's legacy
Highlights of Forman's two-plus years as the Bush administration's e-gov champion
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