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Vendors say buying reg too vague
Ambiguities in the acquisition law that requires federal agencies to buy 'accessible' products should be clarified before the law takes effect
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How long do e-mail messages stay fresh?
In Connecticut, the Office of the Public Records Administrator and State Archives oversees the handling of all public records, including e-mail messages.
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Blueprint in the works to erase government walls
The emerging customer-oriented approach to e-government has given new impetus to a 2-year-old federally funded project
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Help is on the way
In the best-case scenario, technology will provide relief from e-mail overload before it becomes a real danger
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Virginia meets child support mandate
The commonwealth is one of six to have enforcement system certified
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Tackling the e-mail tsunami
Putting together an effective e-mail management program in any organization means first overcoming some inherent resistance
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Hyperlinking to city hall
City departments and elected officials use the Internet to gather feedback from the public in five general formats:
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How some jurisdictions are managing
Some jurisdictions are automating their recordkeeping process to make e-mail messages easier to manage and access
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Navy mulls user access for NMCI
The Navy may use one portal product to control individuals' access to applications on NMCI
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More power to the CIO
A task force has told Gov. Ruth Ann Minner that Delaware's chief information officer position needs more authority
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New York City refurbishes online port of entry
Expanded portal designed to make navigation a snap
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Microsoft, GovPartner form team
Microsoft and GovPartner have teamed to develop and offer e-government and other technology applications
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Acrobat software available for Palm computers
Latest release brings popular document software to handheld devices
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