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DOD simulation workers to get an e-learning portal
The Air Force is developing a distance-learning Web portal specifically for its modeling and simulation workforce.
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FEMA tech aids response
Videoconferencing helps emergency response officials coordinate more quickly and efficiently.
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Village, businesses partner
An Illinois village has an online business directory thanks to a creative public/private arrangement
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FAA, union head to arbitration
Union calls for FAA computer specialists to receive the governmentwide IT pay raise
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Report card
Other findings from the annual report of the Office of the Director, Operational Test and Evaluation, include:
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Treasury to build portal
The Treasury Department is planning to build a Web portal for the public and soon will launch an e-learning site for its workers.
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FAA IT workers pursue pay raises
The Federal Aviation Administration will go to arbitration by June with a union that represents 800 computer specialists
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Lieberman drafts e-gov bill
Bill calls for a federal CIO and earmarks ?#036;200 million a year to break down agency IT boundaries
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E-gov with industry is 'golden'
IBM executive tells an Internet summit that tending to businesses is the way to spark the economy
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House panel enters 'new world'
House International Relations Committee offers first Webcast of a public hearing
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Study rejects 'remote Internet voting'
An NSF study concludes that voting from home or work via the Internet is too risky
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Treasury to expand e-learning
The department will launch a site that expands a successful IRS online training program
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Education seeks e-Grants feedback
Department aims to have a completely electronic grants process
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Treasury testing public portal
The portal would consolidate information from 14 agency Web sites
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FAA denies IT raises
Because the agency already pays marketlevel salaries, the special raise is unneeded, officials say
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