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CRS warns against destruction of Web pages, records

Web pages, e-mail messages and other electronically created documents are in danger of disappearing in the flurry of activity that accompanies a change in administration.

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IRS performed well in 2008 tax filing season, IG says

The tax agency used its modernized CADE database to process 30 million tax returns, almost three times the number of returns the previous year, TIGTA said.

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Agencies improve internal processes

OMB's latest score card shows that agencies made the greatest strides in commercial services management.

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Letter: Writer's government work a horrible experience

A reader shares his experience working in the government sector for 20 months.

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Letter: Campaigns differ on CIOs

A reader writes that the two presidential campaigns differ on whether a CIO position should be politically appointed.

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Contractors prep interoperable identity management systems

Defense contractors are preparing to deploy more secure identity management systems that are interoperable — or at least compatible — with one another and other systems that federal agencies use

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Agencies miss HSPD-12 target

OMB says agencies have issued fewer than one-third of the secure ID cards required under Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12

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DOD deepens Web 2.0 pool

Officials say Web 2.0 tools will be critical to improving communication and collaboration among employees and warfighters

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Buzz of the Week: Vote early, vote often

This week’s election could be the last — at least for the near future — in which electronic voting systems play a major role

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Campaign surrogates face off at leadership conference

Obama, McCain representatives debate IT policy

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DHS to consolidate Systems of Records Notices

The Homeland Security Department has been reviewing its System of Records Notices to ensure they are current and accurate.

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ODNI establishes security center for embassies

he center will be involved in securing U.S. embassies from physical and cyber intrusions.

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Helping others do the green thing

Chief information officers and federal IT governmentwide contract managers can help feds buy EPEAT products more easily.

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Green IT: Help wanted

Are you participating in or have you heard of the Climate Leaders Program or Federal Electronics Challenge?

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A deeper shade of green

What tools and resources would best help you reduce the environmental effects of your information technology acquisition, use and disposal?

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Thinking green: The procurement process

To what extent do green information technology products factor into your agency’s buying decisions?

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Green regulations: Who knew?

By the numbers about green information technology regulations.

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FISMA bill could add $150 million to agencies' costs

Meeting the legislation's requirements would take about four years, the Congressional Budget Office also estimates.

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Geospatial intelligence use grows at DHS, official says

The Homeland Security Department is relying more on geospatial information technology to collect and analyze intelligence for its missions, a department official says.

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TIGTA: IRS needs to do better on fraudulent refunds

Limited resources constrain the tax agency on following up with identified potential fraudulent claims, report says.