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SAIC's military maneuver

SAIC 'smart region' technology rerouted for Army missile defense infrastructure program

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Smaller counties lag behind on Internet

Some counties still say they have no plans to develop Web sites

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Bureau names new eFBI chief

The FBI has named a new assistant director to oversee the design and launch of eFBI, a program that will give agents the ability to share and sift through information via the Web

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NSA posts declassified intelligence from Korean War

The National Security Agency has setup a World Wide Web site where it plans to post newly declassified documents outlining the triumphs and pitfalls of signals intelligence known as SIGINT during the Korean War

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Government Web sites honored for e-citizen services

MIT, Andersen Consulting highlight sites that transform how government works

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White House: Hill slow to fund security

Calls for Congress to 'pick up the pace' on funding information security initiatives and to put forward legislation to help track and prosecute cybercriminals

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Resellers agreement primed for Air Force

Logicon will resell Enterworks' portal and marketplace integration solutions via the Air Force's IT2 blanket purchase agreement and other federal contracts

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Is your Web site friendly?

Not having a user-friendly site is as bad as not having one at all, AOL exec says

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More than text and talking

Given the shortage of people with technical skills in the United States, logic dictates that distance learning, or Internetbased training, will become a vital part of developing the technical work force of the future. Although most would agree that Internetbased training is no substitute for a good instructor in a classroom, the convenience and cost savings of the new method make it impossible to ignore.

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Making quick turnarounds

Expected benefits of the Deployment Personnel Accountability and Readiness Tool

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Of politics and premiums

Federal employees enrolled in the Federal Employees Health Benefits program are going to see their premiums rise in 2001

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Workers to count on

Sharon Connelly had been unemployed for four years when she was hired as a temporary worker at the Census Bureau's Baltimore data capture center. The center is one of three temporary sites along with Phoenix, Ariz., and Pomona, Calif. established by the bureau to handle the massive amounts of information coming in from Census 2000.

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A war, not a battle

Intelligence experts characterized the latest report on the bill from the House Armed Services Committee as little more than a tool in the struggle for control over the intelligence budget between the House and the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, chaired by Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.).

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Medicare fix may be bad medicine

Although the check may not be in the mail as quickly as doctors would like, a government plan to modernize Medicare's payment system for doctors could cost too much to adopt.

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Delaware OKs digital signatures bill

State officials hope the new law will promote electronic commerce in the state, which has a high number of Fortune 500 firms

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Intell turf battles rage

Major portions of a bill that would authorize appropriations for the U.S. intelligence community would significantly limit the Defense Department's ability to support military operations, warn Defense Secretary William Cohen and his top military adviser.

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Trusted at Treasury

Don Hagerling doesn't wear a uniform. His basement office at the Treasury Department is nonthreatening no cameras, monitors or metal detectors, not even a signin sheet for visitors.

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Dependable systems

The central problem in information technology management has shifted. Runaway systems development projects have given way to a new central concern that of making systems dependable.

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Air Force consolidates readiness information

An Air Force lab has developed an application that, through a combination of smart cards and database integration technology, could provide commanders with uptotheminute information on personnel readiness.

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Navy zooms in on imagery intelligence

Technology that has delivered highdefinition television to tens of thousands of 'Monday Night Football' fans may soon furnish the military with digital imagery intelligence.