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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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Exec tapped as DOD CIO
President Bush has nominated a former TRW Inc. executive to become the Defense Department's new chief information officer.
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Unlocking history at State
The State Department's archives include more than 25 million records of telegram e-mail messages dating to 1973.
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Cisco launches GovNet
Program helps solve networking challenges, launch e-government initiatives
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Microsoft to fix NMCI security hole
Navy Department officials are finding that the $6.9 billion Navy Marine Corps Intranet project gives them some clout
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Don't give up on the Net
The reduction in Internet excitement is likely to reduce pressures for a transition to e-government.
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DOD catches up with payroll glitch
Software error caused too little tax to be deducted from the salaries of 15,000 service members
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