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Roster change
Mae De Vincentis last week was officially named the chief information officer at the Defense Logistics Agency. De Vincentis had served in an acting capacity since April. As CIO, she also serves as DLA's information operations director.
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Pentagon inks paperless deals
Agreements move DOD agencies toward paper-free contracting, improved electronic workflow
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Air Force fires up MilMod
Service launches new personnel data system, transferring millions of records into a central database
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Minneapolis doing tech makeover
The city is developing an integrated IT infrastructure and e-gov applications
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Navy BPA delivers Section 508 tool
Deal gives deep discount on Crunchy Technologies' PageScreamer, which can find noncompliant material
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Kentucky expands medical outreach
The state wants to bring a telehealth network from its eastern region into all rural areas
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Air Force soups up command center
Air Force is establishing a new high-tech command center to monitor the no-fly zone over Iraq
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Maryland county tries XML
Montgomery County uses XML program to integrate databases used across agencies
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DOD amends donations policy
The Pentagon will reverse a policy that calls for destroying hard drives on nonclassified computers
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'Long way to go' on smart cards
Navy will be hard-pressed to distribute 800,000 Common Access Cards by Sept. 30, 2002
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Change urged in law guiding military buys
A top Defense adviser says the federal law that entitles the military services to equip their own forces should be revised
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DOD still misuses 'cookies'
Many military Web sites still collect personal information from visitors
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Senator eyes 'shock therapy' for agencies
Thompson: Agencies' inability to fix their IT and workforce problems undercuts government performance improvements
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Panel releases plan to ease grants process
Technology can improve the way the government delivers the more than $325 billion in grants it awards each year
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Coast Guard charts a high-tech course
But without reliable funding, Deepwater program may run aground
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