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System Administrator
The pace of development in information technology has so altered the security landscape that training has become a matter of survival, according to the Army's chief information officer.
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Grant to train unemployed for IT
A Department of Labor grant will help workers in Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia
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AMS hooks up with govWorks
In the latest merger aimed at the public-sector market, two companies unite to showcase their e-government offerings
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Report calls for e-gov fund
A report by the Democratic Leadership Council's Progressive Policy Institute calls for a $500 million annual digital government fund and a federal chief information officer
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DOD deploying hazard-detection network
DOD plans to create a realtime network of chemical and biological defense sensors that may benefit state and local environmental monitoring efforts
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Archives reconsidering records policies, formats
NARA officials say it is time to reexamine records management policies that were developed to handle paper records
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Privacy, security on the Web require business know-how
The idea that privacy and security might be symptoms and not the problem emerged from a recent Webmaster focus group discussion with the Office of Personnel Management on defining Webmaster classifications
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GSA shutting down distribution centers
The move is designed to usher customers to the administration's ecommerce system, GSA Advantage
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Investing site quite a draw
Washington State had no idea how popular its Web site for beginners would be ? and all with no advertising
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EPA's CIO heading to the private sector
Al Pesachowitz will be replaced by an official from Florida's Office of Policy and Budget
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DOD contracting practices stifle competition
Study finds awards are routinely given to incumbent contractors despite mandates designed to promote fair competition
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Hacker-controlled tanks, planes and warships?
Officials say it's possible, now that tanks and ships are dependent on computers for navigation, targeting and control
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Transportation steering toward e-government
The agency announces several new World Wide Web sites where people can take care of business online
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DOD out millions with Iridium
Defense had a contract with the satellite company for a telephone system, which won't happen because the company ceased business Friday
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Government, industry conclude catalog pilot
Project shows it's possible for government users to search, order and pay for products from different online catalogs
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A work force at risk
Trouble attracting information technology workers while a large part of the federal work force nears retirement has raised concerns about the government's future work force.
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A hacker's final exam: Federal systems
Hackers are honing their skills on the one target that can give them a run for their money: the federal government
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