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Peace Corps launches new site
Redesigned site is the first phase of a multiyear effort to redefine the Peace Corps' online presence
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Library patches copyright search
Webbased front end will improve access to 16 million records until new system is installed
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Portal pushes e-gov future
Massachusetts officials hope people like the state's upcoming portal and that it will spur more innovative e-gov work
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Pilots look for palm-size display
The Air Force is shopping for small screen to connect to GPS receivers and fit in cockpit
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Site helps teachers target lessons
Math teachers in Massachusetts can use the Web to build lesson plans linked to children's needs
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CIO pushes network-centric warfare
Stenbit puts priority on using information systems to bridge the gap between sensors and shooters
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OMB: Impetus is on agencies to fund e-gov efforts
Facing a budget surplus of $158 billion for fiscal 2001, the Bush administration plans to dole out some funds for electronic-government programs.
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Navy, Defense reach agreement on NMCI testing
The Defense Department has reached an agreement with the Navy on the testing required to free up funding for the Navy-Marine Corps Intranet, Navy officials announced today.
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Northrop lands mine-sensor deal
The Naval Surface Warfare CenterDahlgren Division has awarded a contract to Northrop Grumman Corp. for a system that will help detect enemy land mines.
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Linking public safety systems
Integration of information systems among courts and public safety agencies is spotty
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Under fire--and water
Two years ago, when Hurricane Floyd was ravaging parts of the southeastern United States, the Coast Guard was able to award a task order for roof repair in North Carolina in a matter of minutes.
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Intercepts
It usually takes years of legal maneuvering for the Defense Department to settle a contract dispute
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NMCI debate close to resolution
DOD officials are close to agreeing on a timetable to address the testing issue threatening to put NMCI on hold
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CIOs ramp up mentoring
The CIO Council last week formally launched its governmentwide mentoring program and listed a host of assignments available to information technology professionals.
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Military spending
The Defense Department's information technology budget request for fiscal 2002 includes modest increases over last year's budget.
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Treasury sets sights on smart-card, PKI use
The Treasury Department is reviewing strategies for using smart-card and public-key infrastructure technologies for electronic-commerce and e-government efforts.
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DOD budget to stay IT course
The Defense Department last week posted detailed information about its fiscal 2002 information technology budget request
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DOD seeks security ally
The Defense Intelligence Agency is seeking assistance in tracking computer network attacks
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