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Not enough e-gov cash to go around
Bush's egov funding plan has been well received by government tech leaders hungry for dollars
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Missouri takes e-transaction leap
State could be the first with an end-to-end system for the unemployed to file insurance claims
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FBI selects new NIPC director
Ronald Dick is the new chief of the National Infrastructure Protection Center
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Accessibility aids on display
At FOSE: Vendors pitch products to help agencies make devices and Web sites accessible
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Senator seeks input on workforce reform
Voinovich asks for suggestions on legislative changes for federal workforce management reform
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Roster Change
Henry Romero, associate director for workforce compensation and performance at the Office of Personnel Management, will retire from the federal government.
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IRS offers security assurances
Tax agency tells auditors that it has worked hard to fix flaws in its efiling system
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SBA speeds HUBZone application
The agency's new system can cut processing times from nearly a month to four or five days
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Falling short of the paperless standard
The Defense Department's program to create a standard contract system has been rapped in a new Inspector General report
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Letters to the editor
I thought that the DMS article in your March 5 issue was not very supportive of those of us at the grunt level.
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Report: Congress awash in e-mail
The Congress Online Project has some suggestions to help manage the flow of messages
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Company takes State's Spanish calls
TeleTech will route Spanishlanguage inquiries for visa information to a call center in Mexico
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Soldiers take digital battlefield
The Army may be on the verge of a historical change in the way it fights on the battlefield.
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Treasury CIO promotes expanded fed portal
The federal CIO Council is expected to recommend that the Bush administration develop a governmentwide interactive Web portal
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Radio system might track military assets
The military may use small radio devices to keep track of equipment
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Courts hear online records debate
Officials mull how to balance privacy of court records with right to access them
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DOD CIO to depart in April
Art Money, the Pentagon's chief information officer, has been asked by the White House transition team to vacate his office by April 13
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