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End of the line?

Troubled Defense Travel System faces Pentagon scrutiny, and maybe the ax

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Ready for a heated battle

New Forest Service CIO girds for fire season

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Fit to fight the info war?

Critics say proposed test of DOD IT networks is unrealistic

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DOJ unveils antitrust e-mail

Justice Department to issue an online call for leads involving antitrust violations.

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Who's who?

Here are the members of the House Government Reform Committee's Technology and Procurement Policy Subcommittee

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DTS: How it works

Although it will have a .mil Internet address, DTS is owned by TRW Inc., which would charge the government each time a traveler books a trip

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USPS poised to offer digital certificates

Federal employees will get first shot

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IRS picks CIO from industry

John Reece fills newly created position that combines business modernization and the CIO office

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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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A bridge not too far

Feds eye Illinois as key test of PKI expansion

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Medicare rip-offs

As a federal employee, why should you care about Medicare scams?

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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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E-gov's point man

Rep. Tom Davis has plans to reform electronic government. Can he deliver?

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Intercepts

Intercepts

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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