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House assails INS systems
Lawmakers: Approval of Sept. 11 terrorists' visas shows agency is 'worse than useless'
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Bush seeks security budget boost
The White House last week submitted to Congress an emergency supplemental budget request for fiscal 2002 that includes more than $36 million for various homeland security information technology programs
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Local connectivity
Officials in Arlington County, Va. -- home to the Pentagon, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and 10 Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority subway stops -- are working to achieve regional interoperability
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DOD eyes bandwidth growth
Pete Aldridge says department's vision includes 'unlimited bandwidth with global access'
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Lawmakers to watch A-76 closely
Lawmakers are leery about the Bush administration's proposal to compete 15 percent of the federal jobs considered commercially viable by the end of fiscal 2003
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State juices up embassy systems
Powerware to supply backup power systems, services at facilities worldwide
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New math adds up to better landings
A better mathematical model will enable the FAA to guide pilots during landings in poor visibility with a level of precision not anticipated until 2005
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Information matters
This special report is designed as a useful starting point for thinking about the challenges and identifying solutions for homeland security.
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OPM to revamp job site
Personnel office seeks contractor to share development costs of USAJobs
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Pa. outsources Medicaid payments
The state turned to EDS' online payment processing system
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For the public good
Commercial firms are not the only software developers providing solutions for homeland security
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More in store
Network Appliance Inc. has started shipping software that enhances the company's existing storage appliance product line
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CSC shuffles IRS prime execs
Lead contractor for IRS? multibillion modernization program brings in new executive
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GSA to test Web usability
GSA has hired UserWroks Inc. to find out how to improve FirstGov, the federal Web portal
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FEMA's e-gov to-do list
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is the managing partner for the creation of a Web portal for all types of disaster assistance and crisis response, tentatively named DisasterHelp.gov
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The eye of the storm
Maui-based center shows one approach to information sharing and disaster response
Modernization
Filling the communications gap
Satellite services garner new interest as a backup to wired networks
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Navy stovepipes prove resilient
Scores of legacy applications are forcing customers to maintain separate systems that NMCI was intended to replace
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