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School boards to create online dialogue
Under a pilot program, education officials and staff members in five school districts will go online to communicate with parents, gauge opinion on school priorities and communicate plans of action
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Facts about the U.S. Army Reserve Personnel Command
Facts about the U.S. Army Reserve Personnel Command
Digital Government
IT-21 headed for merger with NMCI
The Navy is closer to its goal of folding its architecture program for shipboard systems IT21 into its ashore seat management initiative NMCI
Digital Government
Online collaboration finally hits its stride
Latest Web-based tools make it easy for people to work together via the Net
Modernization
Verizon teams with San Diego
Verizon will pay San Diego $1 million over the next five years for the privilege of marketing itself as the city's "official wireless partner"
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One stop, but myriad problems
The question of how to integrate agency databases is entangled with how to integrate agency cultures
Digital Government
How filters work to keep surfing clean
More than two dozen filtering products crowd the market these days, offering varying levels of protection
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Taking nothing for e-granted
Design of new portal eyes single point of entry for federal grant process
Digital Government
Reserves push NMCI 'light seat'
Naval Reserve officials don't see themselves fitting into any of the three options the NMCI contract offers for desktop services
Digital Government
Net storage gets serious
Market heavyweights push network-attached storage into the mainstream
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A supporting role
The Transportation Department's new CIO Council will play a critical role in helping the chief information officer review and approve major information technology projects
Digital Government
FCC paves way for new radios
As the broadcast spectrum becomes more and more crowded, federal officials are looking for new ways to share the airwaves.
Digital Government
Village leads Internet taxation charge
A Chicago suburb has made use of television and the Internet to spread the word about online shopping and municipalities' loss of sales tax revenues
Digital Government
The Circuit
Federal information technology security officials are angry about a new rule tucked into the Defense Department's fiscal 2001 authorization bill
Digital Government
Calling Civic 50 award nominations
As the new year begins, we at civic.com would like you to take a look back before you proceed forward
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