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Next Windows to work with Pentagon's PKI
Microsoft Corp. officials have agreed to alter the next- generation Windows operating system so that it will accommodate the existing digital certificate being used on Defense Department Common Access Cards.
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A need to know
Library of Congress creates global network to track down answers to tough questions
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Online DMV services revving their engines
The public's appetite for e-gov has driven state motor vehicle agencies to offer even more online services
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Navy to join DMS centers under NMCI
The Navy will consolidate 16 regional DMS centers and locate them near six NMCI network operations centers
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New IT strategy takes shape under Bush
Reinventing is out, measuring outcomes is in, and squeezing money from existing information technology projects may be the only way to fund future ones
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Service hosts municipal maps
A company that makes interactive maps has begun offering a hosted service in which cities, towns and government agencies can share municipal maps with the public via the Internet
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Hitching a ride easier in Portland, Ore.
Portland, Ore., is developing a site to organize local carpools and vanpools
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Information, please
Reference librarians can use the Collaborative Digital Reference Service to research patrons' questions after they've exhausted their own library's resources.
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OMB raises goal for fed outsourcing in 2003
The Office of Management and Budget for fiscal 2003 is raising by 10 percent the number of federal jobs to be put out for bid by the private sector, adding 85,000 positions to the 5 percent already required in 2002.
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Top N.J. teachers to share their tech savvy
New Jersey has developed the first statewide program that uses working teachers to mentor peers in instructional technology
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'Placeholder' requests
Pentagon officials refer to the fiscal 2002 budget as a placeholder until they finish the Quadrennial Defense Review
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Technology on the ballot
Low funding, legislative recesses and complex electoral reform issues have slowed the road to chad-free voting machines
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DOD to use GSA digital certificates
The Defense Department intends by the end of this year to use the General Services Administration's governmentwide digital certificates to authenticate electronic transactions with many of its contractors and outside partners.
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