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Intell community's portal follows Army's lead

The collaborative portal, A-Space, will ensure analysts more easily share information and solve problems.

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Air Force general emphasizes focus on nonkinetic warfare

Maj. Gen. William Lord said the new Cyberspace Command could help preempt armed conflicts that involve traditional weapons.

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GAO: US-VISIT management out of whack

Management shortcomings persist despite high costs, a new report shows.

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Intell takes new approach to training

A rapid-deployment team could change the way intelligence community analysts help federal organizations.

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CIA works to break info-sharing barriers

Use of the Intellipedia site is growing, and officials are looking for ways to expand it.

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SAIC names new chief operating officer

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Intelligence community to act as one

Several initiatives sponsored by the Office of the Director for National Intelligence and other federal agencies are pushing an enterprise approach.

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IntelliDyne names new CFO

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Engstrom becomes COO at IntelliDyne

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GEIA expands government relations

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Kaplan joins National Intelligence Council

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DHS IG: Sharing information could save money

A lack of communication among agencies led to increased costs for debris removal after Hurricane Katrina, an audit found.

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Alion hires deputy manager of National Security Group

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DOD studies its procurement capabilities

Procurement officials will undergo a self-evaluation to help the department understand its workforce and contracting practices.

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Info-sharing architecture framework released

The Program Manager for the Information Sharing Environment issued Version 1.0 to help federal, state and local agencies.

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AFCEA DC announces new officers

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Safety Act awards continue, although slower

So far this year, DHS has made 32 awards, compared to 57 in the first eight months of 2006.

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OMB's one-face approach

Agencies find 'one government' to be a disruptive, but not unreasonable, concept.

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FAA's $1 billion contract to ITT targets air traffic delays

The company will build the Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast system, which will replace the agency's outdated radar system.

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The FCW library

Managing through the disruption.