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INS knocked on agent training, gear tracking
Survey: INS' anti-smuggling effort has been hindered by a lack of employee training on available technology.
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Status of Pentagon IT office under review
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld is weighing the role of DOD's top IT position.
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Over 281 million served
Agencies begin to adopt a business approach to customer relationship management
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Chat tools let sailors collaborate
The Navy is using peer-to-peer technology to connect its personnel on ships with one another and with shore-based colleagues.
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Compliance challenges
Try to find companies that have products that comply with Section 508, and give them preference.
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Section 508 legal loopholes abound
On June 21, new standards take effect requiring federal agencies to make their Web pages and electronic technology accessible to people with disabilities. But don't expect accessibility to be achieved instantaneously, government experts caution.
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Tennessee CIO retiring
Bradley Dugger, a nationally recognized leader in IT and intergovernmental work, is retiring in June
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States set to swap code
In a pilot project, states saved time and money by swapping components of applications
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Lower costs forecast under NMCI
Initial costs per user will be more than $400 under what the Navy pays now for video and data services
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Generals moving up IT ranks
Several Army generals essential to the service's IT efforts are moving into new IT-related positions
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Pennsylvania schools add AOL
Schools will get software that includes dictionaries and reading and math resources
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IRS tuning up e-file message
New York City ad execs will present ideas for attracting online filers in greater numbers
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E-gov a low priority for Bush
NASIRE lobbyist says it is not looking good for a federal CIO, technology issues
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