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Government that goes with you
Now that citizens can file taxes and renew driver's licenses from the comfort of their home computers, it may seem as if e-government is almost within grasp.
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The e-tax man cometh
The filing of tax returns is one electronic transaction that many countries offer online
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Navy chief mulls R&D resources
The Navy should coordinate more with the private sector on R?#038; Amp;D spending, its secretary said.
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Labor CIO tapped for review board
The Labor Department's assistant secretary for administration and management has been appointed chairman of a new board designed to ensure that President Bush's management reform plan is pursued
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White House to relaunch site
The White House Web site, launched with great hoopla in 1994, underwent a dramatic makeover this year when President Bush took office. Now, a second relaunch is imminent.
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Federal courts consider putting cases on the Web
A committee of federal judges this month recommended that most federal court case files be available online to the same extent they are in courthouses, with some restrictions.
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NASA appoints security chief
Secret Service veteran will oversee classified information security efforts
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San Diego uses show and tell
The city is using online photo displays and virtual reality software to make city plans come to life
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Customer service survey says...
People are increasingly using the Internet for contacting government agencies, but many are dissatisfied
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Acquisition workers get chance to change
DOD is launching a rotational assignment program for acquisition professionals
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E-mail newsletters popular among pols
The Democrats are spreading their news on the Web, through handheld computers and now via email
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Counties look to e-learning
With increased training costs and a limited budget, Washington Counties Risk Pool takes a closer look at the e-learning alternative
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Copyright Office modernizes its search system
The Copyright Office this week replaced its old Telnet search system with Web-based searching for copyright information about books, music recordings, movies, software and other works.
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Landlord GSA posts information on federal properties for sale and lease
The General Services Administration, the nation’s largest landlord, has established an online database of 8,000 government-owned or <@SM>-leased properties.
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CIO Council launches mentoring program
The CIO Council launched its governmentwide mentoring program and posted assignment opportunities
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Labor CIO takes reform lead
New Labor board is designed to ensure that President Bush's management reform plan is pursued
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States team up for e-buying
Colorado and Utah are launching an eprocurement system that looks like a government first
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