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OPM defines IT jobs
The Office of Personnel Management earlier this month released a new job family standard and modern job abstracts and titles for information technology workers in government.
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Council: Accessibility a civil right
Access to information and information technology has become so important it should be considered a civil right
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DFAS considers desktop outsourcing
DFAS examines outsourcing PC and network support for its 18,000 users, according to its CIO
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Giant NMCI records deal set
EDS lines up government's largest records management software license for NMCI
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DOD, VA explore health connections
Departments could do better in sharing medical resources, including IT systems
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New e-gov chief is not governmentwide CIO
Mark Forman will head up federal electronic-government efforts, oversee the e-government fund proposed by President Bush and direct the Chief Information Officers Council. Just don’t call him the federal CIO.
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FAA names modernization leader
Free Flight director Charlie Keegan will head the agency's 10-year plan to boost airspace system growth
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Agencies off GPEA pace
Agency plans for complying show that only 45 percent are likely to meet e-gov deadline
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IT high on Pentagon shopping list
Top adviser says IT appears to be as high on DOD's list as jet fighters and combat helicopters
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Pa. opens ERP software statewide
Getting all state agencies to use the same program may make doing business easier
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Labor teams with Monster.com
Job bank partnership, part of a new workforce initiative, offers job seekers more opportunities
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Network to bring counseling to the deaf
Nebraska videoconferencing network will link hearing-impaired people with mental health specialists
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GOP spells out keys to e-Contract
House Republicans unveil their e-Contract with High-Tech America
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Spotlight turned on FBI systems
Attorney general orders comprehensive review of the FBI, including its inadequate computer systems
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Program tracks teen courts
Eugene, Ore., is sharing software applications the city uses in teen justice programs
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Boston families earn computers
Low-income families sign up for technology courses with the incentive of free computers
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IBM counting on services
The Army's MMAD-1 contract is no exception to IBM's attempt to transform itself into a services provider
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New Maui supercomputer team formed
Air Force Research Laboratory selects team to manage Maui supercomputer center
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Roster Change
Mark Forman last week was named to lead the Bush administration's e-government and information technology initiatives
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