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Federal CIO will lead e-gov
Bush will appoint a federal CIO to coordinate interagency e-government initiatives
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Virginia unveils e-procurement system
The new system, eVA, will be paid for through vendor transaction fees
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Army transformation shows force
Despite congressional and White House support, the Army still may have trouble getting more funding
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Help wanted: A CIO at NSA
The National Security Agency is making no secret of its search for a chief information officer
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DOD deciding on digitized travel
The Pentagon soon will decide whether to proceed with the Defense Travel System by TRW Inc.
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N.Y. expands kiosk program
City contract will provide access to e-government services in needy neighborhoods
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Blueprint draws up e-gov fund
Bush proposes an initial installment of $10 million in the fiscal 2002 budget
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Most governments now online
New study finds that public sector embracing technology, but many big issues are holding governments back
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WolfPack project moving forward
DARPA seeks proposals for the next phase of the advanced electronic warfare systems development program.
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SEC revamps Web site
The new site boasts faster downloads and a new look designed for speedier navigation.
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Cutting from the tail
A study finds the Pentagon can lower support costs by outsourcing and shortening procurement cycles.
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Teachers learning how to tap into tech
Colorado is spending millions on a data warehouse with ideas on how to use technology in schools
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Roster Change
Brig. Gen. Keith Alexander assumed command of the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command on Feb. 15, becoming the 10th commanding general of the Army's global operational intelligence force.
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Brubaker to part DOD for Commerce One
Paul Brubaker is leaving his post as DOD deputy CIO to take a job in the private sector
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Company moves to capitalize on e-filing
A new Web site offers thousands of federal and state court forms that attorneys can fill out online
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