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Feds get started
Several agencies are using ERM technology to boost employee training and save money
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Building for the future
Enterprise architecture emerges as a blueprint for better IT management
Digital Government
Voice recognition: Sound technology
Voice-recognition tools are having an impact in three major areas: call centers, voice-enabled devices and desktop dictation-and-command software
Digital Government
Interior unplugged
A month after a judge ordered the separtment to disconnect computers from the Internet, agency employees are still unplugged
Digital Government
GAO reports USPS e-commerce faltering
E-commerce ventures that the U.S. Postal Service expected would generate $104 million in fiscal 2001 produced less than 1 percent of that amount in the first three quarters
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Cultural change trumps technology
State Department and DOD make progress with knowledge management
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Letters to the editor
Standardize driver's licenses; Identity theft and the national ID; Overlooking inside talent
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Customs accelerates disaster planning
The Customs Service is close to awarding a contract for two backup facilities to access systems in the wake of a disaster or attack
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Is Posse Comitatus passe?
A Legal View: If a situation presents an appropriate job for police, it's an inappropriate job for the military
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Empowering employees
Under the emerging concept of employee relationship management, organizations are beginning to use technology to offer their workers expanded access to human resources information and services
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Storage by the page, not the byte
When it comes to records management, most government agencies are still pushing paper
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Three steps toward developing an enterprise architecture
These three key steps are where the real work, and often resistance, begins in the enterprise architecture process
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IRS adds up FAIR Act jobs
Thousands of IT jobs at the IRS are among the latest inventories of positions potentially available for outsourcing
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Census envisions handhelds for 2010 head count
The U.S. Census Bureau is looking for a few good ideas for using handheld computers to help conduct the 2010 census
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Fedwire
Microvision tapped for wireless displays; Honeywell wins satellite deal; CDC to revamp intranet
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Army boosts e-learning
The Army is expanding its agreement with SmartForce, an e-learning company
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Past actions count
Bureaucratus column: At issue was the weight that can be given to any prior disciplinary history
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