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SEC wants to automate complaint process
Agency is searching for software that will scan all complaints and enable authorized users to access them
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The Web, accessibility and 'undue burden'
FCW's DotGov Thursday column looks at how agencies should handle the demands of Section 508 and documenting whether compliance imposes an undue burden
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Retirement recordkeeping system postponed
The Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board announced yesterday that software problems have forced it to delay rollout of a new federal retirement recordkeeping system, slated for Oct. 1.
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That's the ticket: e-gov vendor expands reach
PointOfPay.com, which allows heavy-footed drivers to pay tickets online, teams with courts application vendor
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Texas to distribute new welfare delivery terminals
In the future, it will be possible to incorporate benefits such as child support and unemployment insurance into the system
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Cyberangels watch over kids online
A citizens' group is taking a systematic look at sites that collect information about children and blowing the whistle on those who violate COPPA to the FTC
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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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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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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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