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Kentucky to size up e-gov
Consultants will evaluate state's egovernment program and recommend ways to improve it
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State sending updates on blackouts
California is sending updates about the energy crisis to handhelds and cell phones
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Memo details Bush reform agenda
President's government reform includes creating a chief operating officer at every agency
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DOD financial track suggested
Report says it will take more than a decade before DOD is able to produce clean books
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Lockheed misled on contract
GAO agrees that Lockheed was unfairly denied a chance to compete for an avionics software contract
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Rhode Island plans portal
NIC will build the state's portal, with payment to come from fees for online services
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DOD awards fiber network contract
Global Crossing will provide network services to support defense laboratories and other research centers
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Ohio pushes for e-filing standards
New rules should set the stage so court documents eventually could be filed via the Internet
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Roster Change
President Bush said last week he intends to nominate Phillip Bond to be undersecretary of Commerce for technology
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UK readies privacy charter
Charter will tell citizens how their information is used when they interact with the government online
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Warner on NMCI: Not so fast
Senator says commercial test and evaluation techniques will not suffice on Navy network
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Canada securing e-gov
Canada, which already has the most advanced electronic government in the world, has hired a consortium of companies to help develop the privacy and security features needed to expand its online government services
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Tell me a story
It is only natural, in James Skurka's view, that the military should turn to the entertainment industry for help because simulation is really about the art of storytelling and making that story real and emotionally compelling.
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Wildfire system rolling out
Two of three main components of an application to manage firefighting resources are being deployed
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E-gov at the borderline
'Government without borders' is the next big challenge for information technology managers in the Digital Age, according to state and federal officials.
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Bringing IT to battle
The Institute for Creative Technologies (ICT) is a collaborative effort among the Army, the University of Southern California and the entertainment industry to develop realistic simulation and virtual reality tools
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Experience is the best teacher
Agencies are responsible for posting on the Procurement Executives Council's Web site any positions they might have available as part of the Acquisition Rotational Program.
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