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OMB to grade management
Agencies will be graded on the governmentwide goals laid out in the president's management agenda
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Study defines 'local groupies'
Online community members use Internet to gain information about local governments and schools
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CSC to help DOD test tactics
Computer Sciences Corp. has been selected to support Joint Test and Evaluation activities
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LexisNexis to buy CourtLink
Deal indicates the growing popularity of electronic filing in courts nationwide
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Info systems on fast track
Agencies are speeding up the procurement and implementation of systems that will help homeland security
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The ways of wills, Part 1
{abstract} FCW.com's Friday Financials column covers the essentials of making a will and naming an executor
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NMCI cutover prevails in D.C.
The Naval Air Facility, Washington, D.C., has become the first site to cut over to NMCI
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Some agencies shift from postal mail to e-mail
When mail deliveries in some areas of downtown Washington slowed or stopped last month, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Federal Communications Commission, and Interior and Transportation departments encouraged e-mail filings in place of postal mail, according to NetCompliance Inc., a Washington Internet provider.
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NLM tackles bioterrorism concerns
Web site brings together new and existing information about chemical and biological warfare
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Cybersecurity panel to build Web forum
Proposed Web site will inform agencies about developments outside the federal community
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The message is clear: Keep it simple
Web users seek more information, less glitz on Congressional Web sites
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California seeks bridge for "investment divide"
Electronic community aims to increase access to financial sources
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Multipart multimedia lesson
FCW.com's Dot-Gov Thursday feature shares lessons learned in making a multimedia presentation for a conference
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Texas unveils online assistance guide
The Texas Human Services Department today launched the State of Texas Assistance and Referral System, or STARS. The Web site, at <a href="http://www.txstars.net">www.txstars.net</a>, offers a step-by-step guide to determining eligibility for state assistance programs.<@SM>
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Myers beats drum for interoperability
Technology enhancements will be needed to ensure that U.S. military commanders get the information they need
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Government gets mixed grades
Brookings Institution survey shows federal workers need better tools to do their jobs
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Vendors launch online resource
Companies team to provide subscription-based Web research service for state and local officials
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DISA backs wireless net
DISA chief offers support for a wireless, priority communications network
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