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OMB seeks e-gov ideas via e-mail
OMB wants feds to email ideas for egovernment interagency initiatives for the White House to consider
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DII COE Defined
Rather than a single program, the Defense Department's information infrastructure is a web of communications networks
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DOD widens assistive tech
Whether they work inside the Beltway, in Baltimore, Bahrain or Bangkok, federal employees with disabilities now can get the special computer hardware, software and other electronic technology
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'Seamless' switch eyed for NSA staff
After winning the Groundbreaker contract, CSC officials met with 750 feds whose jobs will be affected.
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An Army of one network
The Army is putting its chief information officer in charge of tens of millions of information technology dollars
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Army consolidating IT management
Changes put CIO in charge of IT dollars and may put a single command in charge of infrastructure
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E-mail OMB about e-gov
OMB is calling for federal employees to e-mail ideas for high-impact e-government initiatives
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GIS office unfolds marketing plan
Mapping experts in New Jersey seek stories showing the value of the work they do
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New NIMA director announced
James Clapper will be the first civilian to serve as director of the National Imagery and Mapping Agency
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New Defense CIO on the job
Former TRW executive John Stenbit is sworn in as the new DOD chief information officer
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H-1B visa demand still high
Despite layoffs, INS says the demand for visas for foreign technology workers has not slackened significantly
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Seattle boosts community projects
The city's Technology Matching Fund helps citizen-oriented technology projects get off the ground
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JSTARS upgrade delivered
It's the first Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System improved through the Computer Replacement Program
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Roster change
The Senate, by a vote of 980 on Aug. 2, confirmed Robert Mueller to be FBI director
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GIS office unfolds marketing plan
Mapping experts in New Jersey seek stories showing the value of the work they do
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City eases Web maintenance
San Carlos is using software designed for newspapers to enable non-experts to manage the city's Web content
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