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Clock runs out on Microsoft upgrades
Microsoft's controversial new software licensing maintenance program will take effect this week as several long-standing programs used by the government expire
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Air Force poised for .Net testing
Air Force, Microsoft partnership awaiting command approval to begin testing .Net environment
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Army contract builds on transformation
Army tabs SRA for enterprise systems management work at the Military District of Washington
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E-learning site launches early
The Office of Personnel Management last week put online its e-training site, almost three months ahead of schedule. The site, at <a href="http://www.golearn.gov" target="_blank">www.golearn.gov</a>, gives federal employees free access to more than 30 courses and 50 electronic books.
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Guides tackle wireless, training
NIST's latest draft guides for agencies take aim at wireless security and security training
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City's system tracks EMS fleet
New automatic vehicle location system enables Cleveland EMS dispatchers to track ambulances
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Ask questions before you invest
FCW.com's Friday Financials column winds up its look at variable annuities, which have become a part of the retirement plans of many Americans
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Tech chief picked for new GSA office
Casey Coleman will oversee the technology strategy for the citizen-centered services performed by GSA
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Air Force freshmen get laptops
GTSI will deliver customized IBM computers all incoming freshmen at the Air Force Academy
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Ashcroft offers TIPS assurances
Attorney general says reports of suspicious activity will not be retained in a central database
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DIA awards support contract
The Defense Intelligence Agency awards an administrative support services contract to Integrated Resource Technologies
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Pa. plans central voter database
Accenture to oversee the implementation of Pennsylvania's Statewide Uniform Registry of Electors
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Al Qaeda cyber alarm sounded
Congressman warns that there is a 50 percent chance that the next terror strike will include a cyberattack
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Army boosts distance learning
The Army's Battle Command Training Program adds tool for soldiers to start training early
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OMB considers asset management
Director says OMB could add asset management to the scorecard it uses to grade how agencies are meeting goals
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Interview: E-gov is evolution in action
Roger Mody founded Signal Corp. of Fairfax, Va., an IT and engineering management company, 15 years ago. Government clients include the military services, Customs Service, General Services Administration, Patent and Trademark Office, Social Security Administration and Transportation Department.
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