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NASIRE goes to Washington
The group representing state CIOs has hired a consultant to be its stand-in for federal discussion
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DOD to streamline export licensing
A new Defense Department program to process export license requests electronically will save time and money and improve national security
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Navy builds virtual community
The Navy has developed a portal to offer SWOs deployed worldwide easy access to information
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Report recommends INS restraint
Until a system architecture and management process is in place, GAO is suggesting that INS limit future IT spending requests
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Agencies' people problems
Examples of agencies with human capital challenges, according to the General Accounting Office
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VA must address IT strategy
With no CIO and a security system on the verge of disaster, the Department of Veterans Affairs has plenty of work to do
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VHA workers get back pay
Under a settlement, some computer specialists at the VHA are receiving back pay and will receive overtime pay from now on
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Defense CIO office stands fast
The Pentagon's entire office of the chief information officer will stay in place under the Bush administration
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Education schooled on IT controls
Weaknesses in Education Department information systems carry the potential for fraud and abuse in loan and financial management programs
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A Supreme effort
As a beacon of hope in 2000's election morass, significant advances emerged in government's use of the Web
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Indian trust fund management targeted
The Interior Department's struggle to impose order on its Indian trust fund management featured prominently in GAO's report
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Going the distance for career growth
Army online graduate gains focus and 'big picture' perspective
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Y2K: Only the grin remains
As the Year 2000 problem showed, the power of the Net is relationships.
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State debuting dynamic site
The State Department is archiving its current Web site and replacing it with an overhauled, databasedriven site
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Web snapshots "prudent," Katzen says
OMB official says that some agencies have posted information that the Bush administration 'may or may not be comfortable with'
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Pentagon CIO office staying put
The entire office of the CIO at the Pentagon will stay in place under the new Bush administration
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Governments tap public input
Officials find hightech ways to gather public opinion, prompt audience participation
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Cities sign on for transaction help
Localities in Florida, Utah and Oregon will be the first to try Click2Gov products by HTE
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