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GIS helps with flood relief
GIS technology is giving federal and state emergency managers a better vantage point to direct their response to recent flooding
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Public college to require laptops
A Massachusetts campus could become a test case for mandatory computers
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Been There Following a major digitization demonstration in the Mojave Desert in early April, the Army admits some minor failures amid overwhelming successes. But one industry source remains skeptical.
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Pentagon to outsource three medical help desks
Officials at DOD's Military Health System hope to save $30 million annually by outsourcing help desks at three medical sites
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DOD plugs e-learning standard
An evolving standard to support online, easily accessible and reusable training materials is helping to bring a 3-year-old Defense Department vision closer to reality
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FEMA fights fire with fire database
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is building a first-ever centralized database of nationwide fire department information to enable the agency to provide better fire training and support.
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Will your retirement dreams conflict?
FCW's Friday Financials column looks at how couples can clarify their vision of retirement and consider the financial needs
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Upson front-runner for Commerce post
Virginia's technology secretary may be the next undersecretary for technology at Commerce
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Navy funds e-business projects
Eight pilot projects will be used to evaluate new technologies and systems
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Ashcroft promises privacy chief
Attorney General tells privacy advocates that he will name a Justice official to spearhead privacy issues
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Are debit cards key to e-gov?
Massachusetts CIO says debit cards could be governments' answer for expanding online transactions
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FAA raising security awareness
CIO, information security chief to take message to workers at FAA facilities nationwide
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FAR amendments irk industry
Amendments require agencies to apply Section 508 standards to contracts signed on after June 25
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Indexing eases Web searches
Arizona is among the states experimenting with meta tags to help people find information faster
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Navy will Web-enable all applications
Message also names Vice Adm. Richard Mayo as the Navy's chief information officer
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