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E-gov changes the courting rituals
Demand for online services pushes tech firms to forge new partnerships
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Feds clarify rule on bonuses
Federal officials propose to explicitly let government contractors give bonuses to technical and other employees to attract and retain them.
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Training anytime, anywhere
Pennsylvania teachers can now log on for their mandatory continuing education courses
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DOT CIO gains responsibility, clout
Congressional appropriators recently gave the Transportation Department's chief information officer more formal authority over information technology expenditures
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Future electronic records archives bet on XML
The survivability of digital information over time is the biggest challenge the National Archives and Records Administration faces
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DOJ distills e-gov tips
The Justice Department drafted a report that guides federal agencies through the legal issues they face in delivering services electronically
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Cosgrave to depart IRS
Paul Cosgrave, chief information officer at the Internal Revenue Service since 1998, is returning to private industry
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FDIC simplifies publishing with XML
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has made XML the centerpiece of a Web publishing project planned for next year
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XML explained
In a nutshell, Extensible Markup Language is a markup specification language that allows programmers to design ways of describing information
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A supporting role
The Transportation Department's new CIO Council will play a critical role in helping the chief information officer review and approve major information technology projects
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Taking nothing for e-granted
Design of new portal eyes single point of entry for federal grant process
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One stop, but myriad problems
The question of how to integrate agency databases is entangled with how to integrate agency cultures
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Facts about the U.S. Army Reserve Personnel Command
Facts about the U.S. Army Reserve Personnel Command
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School boards to create online dialogue
Under a pilot program, education officials and staff members in five school districts will go online to communicate with parents, gauge opinion on school priorities and communicate plans of action
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