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NIMA outsourcing on hold
An avalanche of citizen ideas on air travel safety prompts FAA to set up e-mail, Web form
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Titan acquires BTG
BTG Inc., an information systems and technical services company, announced Sept. 20 that it is being acquired by Titan Corp
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Wanted: E-gov leaders
There's a bright outlook for U.S. e-government initiatives at all levels as long as agencies go about them the right way.
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Another look at the big picture
Latest large-screen LCD panels looking fit and trim
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Security trumps privacy in new order
Federal agents continue to comb e-mail logs in their search for evidence in the Sept. 11 terrorist strikes
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The Circuit
Not only did the Internet perform admirably after the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States, it is now proving to be an excellent investigative tool
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Telecommuting roadblocks
If you're wondering why few feds telecommute, you'll be interested in a recent GAO report.
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NMCI slowdown causes layoffs
Electronic Data Systems Corp. has laid off 10 percent of the staff working on the Navy Marine Corps Intranet contract following a lengthy debate between Navy and Defense Department officials
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LaRoche takes field at Orkand
New chief operating officer develops game plan for maintaining, building customer base
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CDC taps Orkand for IT support services
One of the Orkand Corp.'s recent wins was with the CDC
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Protection plan awaits White House revisions
The Bush administration has been working for months to refine the strategy for protecting the government's critical infrastructure
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Bush administration rethinks IT spending
Systems that save money could get top priority in fiscal 2003 budget
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Maintaining a balance
Since Sept. 11, I have been wrestling with myself, and with my friends and colleagues, in two realms
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The ripple effect
How terrorism worries could bolster the federal government's IT security planning
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IT could play big at security office
The Office for Homeland Security could rely heavily on information technology to maintain domestic security
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Banned by the bench
The Judicial Conference of the United States has adopted a ?model appropriate use policy? that imposes a strict prohibition on most personal uses of office computers
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