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Justice working on IT policy for INS
A recent General Accounting Office report said INS needed to strengthen its ability to manage its IT investments
Digital Government
CyberCop blows the whistle on networks
CyberCop Scanner is a powerful tool designed to be used by trained security professionals identifying security vulnerabilities in networks
People
ProDX's resolution: E-gov business
Professional Data Exchange's CEO has made a New Year's resolution to establish a formal egovernment practice
People
Changes focus Getronics on IT services
Getronics has made personnel changes to reinforce its focus as a federal information technology services organization
Digital Government
PEC wins DEA deal for intranet
The Drug Enforcement Administration has awarded a $9.8million task order for intranet engineering services to PEC Solutions
People
California premieres state portal
With a privatesector mindset, collaboration and speed, the state unveiled a 'citizencentric' onestop portal dubbed MyCalifornia
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Labor eases use of accounting systems
The Labor Department is launching a project this month to Webenable its core accounting system
People
State makes job application easier
The California State Personnel Board uses a product called ReachForm to make filling out job applications much easier
People
Report endorses NIMA outsourcing
A new report also says NIMA should take greater advantage of commercial technologies and incorporate an e-business model
Modernization
Chicago examines fiber-optic expansion
City seeks to determine the economic viability of bringing highspeed communications to every neighborhood
Digital Government
New governor sets up IT task force
A day after her swearing in ceremony, Delaware Gov. Ruth Ann Minner created a task force to study the state' IT management practices
Digital Government
Texas awards telehealth pilots
Programs will study whether it's feasible to use telemedicine to deliver health services to low-income women
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LOC stocking electronic journals
The Library of Congress will get its first complete set of electronic journal archives through an agreement with a physics organization
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CHM opens office for federal work
Computer ?#038; Amp; Hitech Management recently opened an office in Camp Springs, Md., to better serve its government customers
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Defense bill funds IRS security
An extra $16 million was tucked into the Defense appropriations bill for IRS information systems security
Digital Government
Agencies pit education vs. cyberattack
DOT and other agencies still have a lot of educating to do to ensure that the nation's critical infrastructure is secure
Digital Government
NASCIO brings perspective to feds
New CIO Council liaison Keith Comstock is West Virginia's chief technology officer and was a federal contractor
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