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Hands-off approach helps e-commerce flourish, panel says
A lack of government regulation has enabled e-commerce to grow far beyond expectations, panelists said.
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State to look for more passport help
The department wants IT and administrative support to handle the increase in passport applications.
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Circular A-11 to require more info on IPv6, security
Agencies must answer 11 new questions before submitting their fiscal 2009 IT budgets requests.
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Presidential hopefuls unfair to contractors, group says
The Contract Services Association says Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have been inaccurate and misleading in some of their campaign rhetoric.
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Where are the contractors now?
DOD might have 100,000 contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan, but nobody knows for sure.
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Editorial: A civil relationship
A new administration should renew efforts to tap into the wisdom of the career government workforce.
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Statutory help for inspectors general
Lawmakers propose measures to safeguard the independence of federal agencies’ IGs.
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Grassley’s power of oversight
After 27 years, the senator still relishes his role in fighting government waste.
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DHS bills offer plenty for locals
State and local emergency managers are the clear winners in the approps process.
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OFPP tells agencies: Be prepared
New emergency acquisitions guide gives contracting officers the rules to follow.
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NSA, DHS name top info assurance schools
Twelve more universities have been designated as centers of academic excellence.
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Kelman: Let the data talk
More than data, anecdotes inform the debate about recent federal acquisition changes.
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Building support for major IT initiatives
Experts on AFFIRM panel debate emerging issues in cross-government efforts.
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Welles: Sticky ideas
If you want your ideas to make a difference, try these tips for couching them in appealing terms.
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IG: Cost data for Justice IT systems not reliable
Component agencies use several methods to track and report IT costs, and CIOs have varying degrees of control over IT budgets, a report states.
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DOD dangles $1M prize for wearable power system
The department seeks a portable power system that weighs about 8 pounds and can equip warfighters on foot with four days' electrical power.
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