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In Washington, George knows best
Washington adopts the Ask Jeeves technology for a search engine on its state portal
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Intercepts
Internal opposition continues to mount against the $6.9 billion Navy Marine Corps Intranet
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Firm snaps up smart bus license
A passenger information system that enables Seattle-area residents to check bus arrival times via the Internet could soon be available to the rest of the country
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Bush's '02 blueprint pushes e-gov fund
President Bush last week laid out his vision for how information technology can transform the federal government, including a proposal to establish a fund to support broad egovernment initiatives, which has drawn mixed reviews.
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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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