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Reviewing Web trends
FCW's DotGov Thursday column offers some trends in management, technology and policy that agency Webmasters should think about
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Army advances reverse auction
Taking reverse auctions one step further, Cecom has tested online procurement software that searches for more information and performs an analysis of the seller
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New York launches online sex offender registry
People can search names, pictures, addresses and other information about high-risk offenders
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Feds face access reg deadline relief
An amendment passed by the Senate last week would help federal agencies dodge millions of dollars in lawsuits and postpone $1 billion worth of office equipment upgrades to comply with new requirements that federal offices be made accessible to workers with disabilities.
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In training
A task force directed by President Clinton to make recommendations on using technology to train federal workers is preparing its final report.
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E-procurement product on schedule
AMS and Ariba announced that their combined electronic procurement solution will be available on AMS' GSA schedule
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DOD, administration push central vendor database
The Defense Department and the Clinton administration are encouraging other agencies to use a detailed contractor database developed by DOD to help them conduct business electronically.
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Digital video aids Hill police
The Capitol Hill police know they need more manpower. But they also know that manpower only goes so far.
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Education tops security agenda
Congressional funding to curtail cybercrime has focused on law enforcement and existing programs, but the real solution will come from education and research and development programs, federal officials said last week.
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Future STARs
While many agencies are talking about a new era of customercentric government, the Treasury Department is using a governmentwide training program to make sure that its staff can deliver that vision to fellow employees and citizens.
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EDGAR gets Web fever
New rules at the Securities and Exchange Commission place the Internet at the center of a plan to upgrade EDGAR, the 16yearold automated system for receiving, processing and publishing corporate filings of publicly held companies.
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CIOs mull cyberalarm net
The federal CIO Council has begun to develop plans for a network that will quickly alert agencies to software virus warnings and cyber-attacks.
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