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Fed CIO part of Bush's picture for government

The presidential candidate says the position would not only coordinate the government's technology efforts but also lead the CIO Council

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R.I. launches online health license database

Consumers can search by the facility or person's name, searching information about the license status, including disciplinary actions during the past 10 years

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Roster Change

Roster Change

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Gore replays e-gov pitch

Vice President Al Gore last week pulled egovernment out of the realm of policy wonks and into the public domain.

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What is XBRL?

Extensible Business Reporting Language, formerly codenamed Financial Reporting Markup Language, is a freely available electronic language for financial reporting.

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A shrinking world

A sample of recent multi-national operations

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Intercepts

Intercepts

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DOD keeps eye on imaging technology

An innovative surveillance device capable of giving military and civilian personnel a 360degree view of dangerous or hardtoreach locations is rapidly capturing the imagination of Defense Department officials, according to military and industry sources.

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Mainframe makeover

The software conversion tool that the Air Force is using transforms mainframe software to a Java-based architecture in four steps

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House aids net defense

Congress targeted the Pentagon's 'most serious vulnerabilities' with a $150 million increase in the fiscal 2001 Defense appropriations bill for information assurance and computer network security programs.

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Democrats go dot-com

In a bid to tap the appeal of the Internet, the Democratic National Committee is offering free Internet service to anyone with a computer and a telephone line.

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Netgov.com latest to enter e-government race

Four former big city mayors are lending their municipal experience to the effort which will target smaller-size governments

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DOD's tunnel vision

The Pentagon plans to make information technology as much a part of warfare and peacekeeping operations as bullets are.

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Financial-flavored XML takes shape

A consortium of software, consulting and accounting firms hopes to recruit government financial managers as users of a new electronic publishing language that standardizes how agencies present financial reports.

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DOD: SPS makes headway

The Defense Department is making progress in moving its users to its new Standard Procurement System, which is designed to eliminate the paper from the department's contracting process.

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E-government not clicking for feds

The federal government has more than 20,000 World Wide Web sites, but the plethora of pages doesn't mean the federal sector is speeding toward a functioning electronic government, according to Alan Balutis, cochairman of the federal CIO Council's EGovernment Committee.

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Experts: Center won't affect NMD

Experts say they view the agreement to build the earlywarning architecture as an important step to improve nuclear safety, but they downplay the impact the new center could have on the U.S. decision to field a limited national missile defense (NMD) system.

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Not e-gov but e-governance

The Department of Veterans Affairs has launched a new program to look beyond information technology for developing online applications to establishing the policies and practices that are required to meet veterans' needs in a digital government.

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Railroad agency rolls toward e-commerce

The Federal Railroad Administration is on track to complete the installation of Oracle Federal Financials, a commercial offtheshelf software platform that will enable the agency to easily link its financial management system to new electronic commerce applications.

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The geography of networking

The U.S. military has established alliances with dozens of nations to carry out operations.