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Repeated check-in not required
Single sign-on products offer to simplify life for B2G users and administrators
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IG raps cybersecurity at State
The State Department's cybersecurity plans are inadequate, the department's inspector general reported recently
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Portals funding includes home-buying site
With at least 10 federal agencies owning homes, the federal government is the nation's largest landlord
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Survival of the fittest
Lessons abound as a tumultuous year grounds many federal B2G efforts
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Treasury CIO sees future in 'bundling'
Jim Flyzik has an idea for better managing information technology at the Treasury Department
People
PIMS objectives
Strengthen bilateral relations between the United States and partner countries
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DCCs FedCenter.com falters
Digital Commerce Corp. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last month.
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It's all in the presentation
RemotePoint RF Combo is a versatile PC presentation package
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Study: Tech is no voting cure-all
A task force says improved election procedures are more important than new, high-tech voting machines
Acquisition
VA begins building integrated system
With a workforce of nearly 230,000 employees, the Department of Veterans Affairs is the largest civilian agency
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The open-source alternative
Agency officials might want to explore open-source solutions as a way to save money.
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Product selection checklist
Answering these questions will help you choose the right single sign-on product:
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Air Force revamps IT Superstore
The Air Force Information Technology Superstore will undergo significant changes in October
People
DOD explores improved 'partners' info-sharing
DOD seeks system to improve the ability of 27 democratic countries to share information
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Plug-and-play supercomputers
TeraGrid project aims to foster sharing of data-intensive scientific research.
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Census' hunt for accuracy
The Census Bureau wants to modernize its database of addresses in order to conduct a more accurate and less expensive census in 2010
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A 'leadership vacuum'
Court study rips Interior managers on flailing Indian trust fund system
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