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FBI hires CIO from Mormons
The FBI has hired the information and communications chief of the Mormon Church to be its CIO
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Justice CIO crafting united plan
Vance Hitch depicts the department as a fragmented agency hobbled by aged computers and incompatible systems
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Information Age changes warfare rules
Force transformation chief says the new rules include a greater focus on managing and speeding information to commanders
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Focus turned on security officials
OMB guidance includes a new focus on performance measures for officials who are accountable for systems security
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Grants encourage IT planning
Nebraska uses $2,500 mini grants to encourage IT development among communities and groups statewide
Digital Government
Pa. updates open records law
Governor signs legislation to revise the state's Right-to-Know Law, requiring that public records be made available electronically
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Interior makes switch at CIO
Former departmentwide chief information officer Daryl White has been detailed to the Bureau of Reclamation
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Analysis affirms NMCI benefits
Cost-benefit study says NMCI will provide the Navy with capabilities that it would not have had otherwise
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Microsoft's NAS hurdle
The rise of storage-area networks has changed a technical directive from Microsoft Corp.
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Army CTO leaves behind rich legacy
Col. Robert Coxe Jr. helped bring the Army into the Internet Age
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Letters to the editor
GSA Prices Not Always the Best; Getting EDS' Attention; Bridging Cultural Gaps; Key Considerations for Homeland Security
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OMB's new hand
Editorial: The Bush administration has pulled out a budgetary trump card
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An evolving Web-based work space
Three agencies make the shift from e-mail to true online collaboration
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Battling blazes
Western fires preview high-tech additions to firefighting arsenal
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Making a mail call
A Legal View: USPS officials should look to the Internet as an opportunity to redefine universal service
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Feds' morale drops, survey says
Brookings findings could have implications for new homeland department
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