Digital Government
Northrop workers killed in attack
Nine employees of a Northrop Grumman subsidiary are among the dead in Saudi Arabia bombings
Digital Government
Company adjusts local pricing
Content management software provider Stellent responds to governments' shrinking technology budgets
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DOD releases acquisition revisions
Policy is part of the department's buying regulations known as the DOD Directive 5000 series
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Another View: Poll reveals the next e-government challenge
Americans want it all when it comes to electronic government: convenient service and protection for their personal information.
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Army improves delivery of training materials
Army Forces Command is deploying a new system to deliver video and training materials securely
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DHS creating cyber R & D center
Center will coordinate cybersecurity efforts across agencies, universities and industry
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FBI names new acting CIO
The FBI continues to search for a replacement for Darwin John, who is retiring
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E-gov proponents say the barriers remain the same
More than two years after government accelerated its pace down the e-government road, agencies face many of the same cultural, organizational and communication barriers. <br>
Digital Government
IBM mainframes: Power to spare
Next generation of mainframe computers will have innovative capacity-on-demand feature
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Pentagon portal gets management feature
Network operators can now use the Network Information System portal to manage Pentagon systems
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Army makes satellite modem award
ViaSat wins contract to produce high-speed satellite communications modem
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Commercial satellite policy released
White House policy calls for government to rely as much as possible on commercial satellite capabilities
Acquisition
Deputy FTS commissioner to retire
Charles Self, deputy commissioner of the Federal Technology Service, plans part-time consulting
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House haggles over Defense IT cuts
Committee divided over proposal to cut IT spending by $2 billion, including hit to NMCI
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OPM: Reconsider USAJobs ruling
OPM asks GSA to reconsider upholding a protest filed against an award to enhance USAJobs
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Study finds investment in e-gov is still a government priority
Even in this time of tight budgets, government’s commitment to reaching citizens through e-government is strong, according to a new report by the General Services Administration’s Interagency Advisory Board. <br>
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Contract aims at military network anomalies
Air Force Research Lab awards deal to study unexplained channel traffic within networks
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