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Security champion leaving government
Richard Guida, longtime champion of security within federal agencies, will be leaving moving to the private sector at the end of the year
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Lieberman pushes IT czar
Senator may introduce legislation this year to create the post within the Office of Management and Budget
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Awareness key for cybercrime prevention
Officials say it's critical to get parents to supervise their children online and report anything illegal
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Feds look to R&D partnerships
Government and industry will save time and money if they partner in developing new technologies, according to leaders at defense and space agencies
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Viador picked as platform for fed portals
Five federal systems integrators have chosen Viador Inc.'s EPortal Suite as the platform they will use to serve their government customers
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IT is only part of e-gov, Cisco exec says
Education about what the Internet can do is key to realizing true electronic government, a senior vice president at Cisco Systems
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Electronic Medicare system may lose millions
Medicare may lose $140 million annually in earned interest if a system is created to pay doctors more quickly, GAO warned Congress
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Accounting for projects becomes a challenge
A worker shortage and the trend toward outsourcing complicate project management, government financial officers say
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SSA advances e-services offerings
Medicare recipients can use a form at SSA's Web site to apply for a replacement card online
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OCR gets paper into the digital workflow
ScanSoft Inc.'s TextBridge Pro 9.0 Business Edition provides fast document conversion and output to Web formats
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Portal offers feds free Web access
An Internet portal designed for federal workers has joined a growing number of organizations offering free Internet access and email accounts to its users
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Roster Change
Eight federal organizations will be honored during the 13th Annual President's Quality Awards Program in Washington, D.C., on July 13.
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GAO: Closing NTIS not easy
A year ago, its own parent agency said the National Technical Information Service has been made obsolete by the Internet and should be abolished
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Submarine force in crisis
By 2004, the number of submarines available to conduct critical intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions will be at 45
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An about-face on disability
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has issued final regulations that change previously issued guidance regarding people with disabilities.
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Market watch
IBM Corp. this week announced the first four members of its new Government Specialty for ebusiness
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Army's foreign service
Under a recent U.S. policy shift in foreign military sales, an Army team is helping the Czech Republic, Romania, Poland and possibly the Philippines build military command and control infrastructures.
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At your service
As an alternative to buying tools, agencies also have the option of buying performance monitoring services.
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The Army team's work
The Army's Command Center Upgrades/Special Projects Office is helping with the following foreign projects.
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