Digital Government

Davis: IT to see 15 percent boost

Rep. Tom Davis says the fiscal 2004 budget likely will focus on using IT to increase security and information gathering

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Tritak departs CIAO, government

Head of the Critical Infrastructure Assurance Office left government Jan. 10

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OPM awards contract for recruitment site redesign

The Office of Personnel Management has awarded a contract to redesign the government’s employment Web site, <i>www.usajobs.opm.gov</i>.<br>

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Navy boosting space capabilities

Official says the Navy is looking to increase its efforts on space-based operations and technologies

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Net-centric success depends on culture

Network-centric operations depend on technology and culture, experts say

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DOD confirms Iraq e-mail campaign

Psychological operations strategy floods Iraqi military leaders with 'electronic leaf drop'

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Senator tries to cut TIA funding

Sen. Wyden seeking to cut off all money for DOD Total Information Awareness system

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A competition crisis?

Editorial: The Bush administration has put in place all the makings of an identity crisis for 2003

Digital Government

N.M. preps ID management system

State's platform will enable citizens and employees to access Web applications more securely

Acquisition

FAA smart card pilot delayed

The FAA has delayed a pilot program for smart cards, but is moving forward on other procurements

Digital Government

County has new outsourcing source

Dallas County has a new provider and new services in its outsourced IT environment

Acquisition

GSA issues $2.5 billion HUBZone award

The first-of-its-kind contract makes it easier for agencies to meet spending goals

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Bill would halt 'virtual bloodhounds'

Senators seek moratorium on the Total Information Awareness data-mining project

Digital Government

AFFIRM selects new president

Laura Callahan, deputy CIO at the Labor Department, will take over from Debra Stouffer

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TSA preps $148 million more in grants

Last round included exploring new technologies, including vessel tracking and electronic notification of arrivals

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Commanders, warfighters learn to adapt

Leaders impart technology lessons learned after combat experience in the Afghan theater

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OPM launches e-payroll initiative

Goal is to consolidate and standardize how payroll is processed in the federal government

Digital Government

Feds get to peek at Windows code

Microsoft offers national governments controlled access to source code to shore up security features

Digital Government

Personnel system set for NMCI

Navy's personnel system soon will make the transition from legacy systems to NMCI

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OPM tentatively makes new payroll assignments

The Office of Personnel Management tentatively has assigned where the 12 agencies that need a new payroll services provider will go after OPM consolidates the government’s 22 current providers down to four under the E-Payroll Quicksilver project. <br>