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Metro's next stop: E-mail
Washington, D.C., subway riders may soon get email updates with information on the status of trains.
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Infowar to shape DOD review
Information warfare will play a major role in the forthcoming Quadrennial Defense Review
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Group surveys kiosk scene
The federal Interagency Kiosk Forum is conducting a survey of how agencies are using kiosks
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MilMod goes live
The Air Force has launched its new personnel data system and has transferred millions of personnel records into a central database.
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Three FEMA grants going electronic
In another step toward its vision of e-government, the Federal Emergency Management Agency plans to automate three of its grants programs
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Java invigorates probation department
Orange County, Calif., aims to keep a better watch on offenders with better-managed data
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Infowar to shape DOD review
Information warfare will play a major role in the forthcoming Quadrennial Defense Review
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IRS will expand e-filing availability
The IRS will make electronic filing available to 99.1 percent of all taxpayers next year.
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Teachers make sites for students
North Carolina teachers are piloting a home page project to present homework assignments and more
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Study emphasizes joint C2
Defense transformation panel recommends up to $500 million for a joint command and control system
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OMB names e-gov chief
Mark Forman will lead the administration's e-government and information technology initiatives
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Navair, SAP deal covers enterprise
MySAP systems will help command's financial, supply chain and customer relationship management
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Accessibility drives new-look Web sites
FCW's Dot-Gov Thursday column points out that accessibility is teaching Web personnel to review the value of everything on a site
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E-learning undergoes study
Two organizations examine the policies and practices needed to enhance e-learning
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Agencies struggling with GPRA
GAO report details the challenges 28 agencies are having managing for results
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Oklahoma telecom matures
The state beefs up bandwidth, videoconferencing in system for education, training
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Add your John Hancock online
Archives' Web site lets people sign and print out their own version of the Declaration of Independence
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