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Dix to direct Juniper's government affairs
The Capitol Hill veteran will act as a liaison between Juniper and Congress, the executive branch and federal agencies.
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China's anti-satellite test impacts comments on Loran need
Public comments to DOT say the threat against GPS is now real, not theoretical, reinforcing the need to continue operation of the ground-based long-range radio navigation electronic navigation system.
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EDS hires Capitol Hill professional
Patricia Sarcone, who once worked for two Senate majority leaders, has joined EDS’ Global Government Affairs team to lead its financial services and e-commerce operations.
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GTSI names new VP of finance, controller
Perry Fabi will be responsible for the company’s financial reporting, tax and accounting policies and controls.
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Marines in Afghanistan to get extra rations
After the release of a report that units in the Afghan mountains were starving, the service plans to field a new high-calorie, high-carbohydrate assault ration.
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Regulations.gov to nearly triple number of rules posted
Only about 36 percent of all documents that support federal rules are posted on Regulations.gov, but that will change over the next 11 months.
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Wyatt Kash | Editor's Desk: E-gov’s true measure
OMB' report to Congress on the 25 e-government projects suggests both the progress the initiatives have made and the challenges they still face.
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Defense Travel System under review
Congress has reservations about system’s cost, efficiency.
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DOD says no to massive IT acquisitions
Large systems integrators will have a role, but it won’t be to run proprietary systems.
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DOD learns transport logistics the Toyota way
Transcom imports Japanese automaker’s practices to manage its supply chain.
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Rep. Towns: Restructuring could fix some agencies' operations
Towns, chairman of a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee’s subcommittee, said the government is struggling with disjointed programs and stovepipe systems.
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Intercepts
Is Afghanistan the forgotten war?; Marines beef up supplemental radio buys; Just say no to Google Desktop; Software assurance not all that reassuring; Is the AF about to land a TKO on DKO?
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Web extra: How Loran and eLoran work
The government must decide whether to invest in a ground-based navigation system to back up the Global Positioning System.
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Too successful for their own good
Former small-business firms struggle with a problem that SBA shrugs off.
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Lisagor: My crystal ball gets serious
Predictions have a way of coming true when you and I least expect them to.
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Agency support for telework perceived to be lacking
Survey shows that most federal managers do not believe their agencies support telework and admit they fear losing control of employees.
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IG: EPA needs better contractor security controls
EPA should extend its oversight to include contractors located outside its offices and its network, according to the agency's IG.
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IGs fault Interior for handling of DOD business
Two Interior contracting centers have failed in their responsibilities to act as “good stewards” of federal resources, according to a joint report of the DOD, DOI inspectors general.
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