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Varn keeps Iowa CIO post
After confirmation controversy, the head of the Information Technology Department holds on to his job
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Coast Guard portal on course
BPA awarded to Broadvision and Hewlett-Packard to build Homeport, the Coast Guard's portal
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NMCI omits legacy migration
Navy official says NMCI overlooked how to migrate existing legacy systems to the new service
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No promotion for Pentagon IT slot
Defense chief decides not to elevate the Pentagon's top IT division to the undersecretary level
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DOD braced for cyberattack
Official notes that networks detected '2 million probes or scans from a Chinese source'
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Collaboration prepped for intell
Officials are readying the intelligence piece of the Global Information Grid for review, funding
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Davis preps FOIA exemption
Bill would protect companies that share cybersecurity information with federal agencies
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State tool helps workers plan careers
An online career-development tool is designed to help IT workers advance careers, stay with department
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HHS considers certification programs
CIO wants to pilot programs to try to retain mid-career employees and motivate others
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Arkansas nears IT overhaul launch
Browser-based information system was two years in the making
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HIPAA no easy mandate
State officials have their work cut out for them to meet federal rules on health information
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Roster Change
Robert O'Neill, president of the National Academy of Public Administration, will serve as a counselor to Office of Management and Budget Director Mitchell Daniels Jr.
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County promotes online petition
A Florida county's government officials are using the county Web site to collect signatures from citizens who are against mining
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Distance-learning vision rewarded
South Dakota governor is honored for efforts to bring distancelearning capability to schools
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PeopleSoft unveils Government Portal
Package designed as a platform for e-government that users can access via a single Web sign-on
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Teachers like the Internet -- if they use it
An education technology group's recent survey found that 84 percent of teachers say the Internet improves education.
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Tech tracking value of school programs
Eight Kentucky schools are using technology to track youth participation in afterschool programs
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The Web connection
Fifteen years ago, only 11 states offered online access to information, according to a Council of State Governments report.
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