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Tech targets unsafe drivers
Technology is making it harder for commercial drivers with records to beat licensing rules
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IRS calls for e-tax nominees
The Electronic Tax Administration seeks nominations for advisory panel to support paperless filing
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Arkansas to get CIO post
A bill creating a technology chief was one of a bundle of initiatives the state legislature approved
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Roster Change
Mae De Vincentis, the Defense Logistics Agency's program executive officer for business systems modernization, became acting chief information officer at DLA this month.
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Education CIO reps join advisory team
Two from CIO office to help with blueprint to improve Education program management
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SRA puts emphasis on agility
With nearly 2,000 employees and more than $300 million in annual revenues, SRA doesn't want to be too big
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USDA eyes shared IT at three offices
Merging the IT staffs at three USDA bureaus could improve services to farmers.
Digital Government
NASA performance on right track
IG audit finds improvement in space agency's ability to track performance of projects
Digital Government
Guidance out on security reports
The Office of Management and Budget is circulating draft guidance on what agencies should include in the annual reports they must produce under the Government Information Security Reform Act
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Feds embrace NFC service
More and more federal employees are signing up for a personalized service run by the National Finance Center that enables federal workers to view their pay and benefits information online.
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Spawar shift to Sun likely to proceed
Official: A Navy plan to replace HP systems with Sun equipment might violate procurement rules
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DOT sweeps away Web cookies
Targeted as worst offender, DOT develops procedures to keep cookies off its Web sites
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