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Who will be the federal CIO?
President Bush has not indicated his choice for federal CIO ? these candidates may have the inside track on the job.
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FAA office to get help on easing crowded skies
Federal Aviation Administration leaders are joining with union and industry officials to create a plan they hope will help a new air traffic services organization set priorities and manage solutions
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DOD eyes cyberspy exec
The Pentagon wants to create a national counterintelligence executive to help the Defense Department tap the abilities of all national counterintelligence forces and fend off cyberspies.
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Workforce woes make GAO's high-risk list
Government workforce issues for the first time have been placed on the General Accounting Office's high-risk list reserved for programs that are vulnerable to waste, fraud, abuse and mismanagement.
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Navy lifts sights on NMCI
The Navy has upped the ante in one of the most ambitious federal technology outsourcing projects afoot
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State needs to shore up security
The State Department needs to improve security, from installing intrusiondetection programs to clarifying agencywide security responsibilities
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HUD hailed, but still has high risk
Weaknesses with internal controls, information and financial management systems persist in some HUD programs
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Whither go the CIOs?
The door is revolving, but it is uncertain how many chief information officers will come out.
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DOD e-commerce strategy knocked
GAO hit the Pentagon especially hard on its inability to implement an effective electronic commerce strategy
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Future workload is SSA's greatest challenge
SSA faces significant challenges in the future, in part because of the aging population inside and outside the agency, according to GAO
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Bush's Texas legacy: E-gov
During George W. Bush's tenure as Texas governor, the Web became an integral part of delivering state services
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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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