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Hill wants to know how the budget impasse will affect OMB’s e-government projects
With agency finances in limbo until Congress passes a 2003 budget, lawmakers are gathering information on how a long-term continuing resolution will affect agency e-government projects and other initiatives under the President’s Management Agenda.
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Elections spell turnover for CIOs
NASCIO publishing handbook on making a successful transition to a new administration
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FBI seeks help vs. cybercrime
FBI director calls on companies to report cyberattacks to help combat cybercriminals
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State CIOs see accord with feds
But state officials want action behind the rhetoric regarding homeland security, e-gov and other issues
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Avaya assembling Air Force networks
Work has begun on networks for two South Carolina Air Force bases
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Personal data travels far
GAO report shows the range personal information can travel once it is submitted to a federal agency
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Open source courses through DOD
Study answers question: What would happen if open source software were banned at DOD?
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Missile defense contracts awarded
The Missile Defense Agency recently awarded two IT-heavy contracts
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Surviving, relocating and job-seeking
Ask Milt addresses questions about survivor annuities, relocation compensation federal IT security jobs
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DOD official outlines IT challenges
Deputy Secretary Paul Wolfowitz describes priorities and personnel in the Information Age
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OMB releases small biz strategy
Strategy is intended to increase opportunities for small businesses in the federal market
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'Sensitive' label strikes nerve
Scientific leaders decry the labeling and withholding of "sensitive but unclassified" information
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GSA asked to drop WorldCom
A coalition of consumer groups wants WorldCom dropped from GSA's list of approved federal contractors
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Transformation driving DOD IT
GEIA forecasts that the Defense IT budget will grow steadily at 5 percent for the next decade
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Report sets e-gov measuring stick
OMB says new baseline report creates an important mark for measuring e-gov progress
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Going Paperless
Military veterans who apply for home loan benefits are answering the doorbell to appraisers toting handheld wireless devices instead of clipboards.
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There’s more than one way to post your message
Speakers at yesterday’s FedWeb fall conference offered a number of tips for delivering online content to audiences who speak little or no English.<br>
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DOD budget to see steady rise
GEIA forecast says DOD's reliance on information technology also will grow
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