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Filehound sniffs out extensions on suspects' computers
The National Institute of Justice has given $200,000 to Purdue University professors working on software that lets police investigators more efficiently search for files on a suspect’s computer.
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CACI names new executive VP, CTO
Deborah Dunie's responsibilities will include developing and advancing the company’s technology infrastructure.
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Editorial: Finding the middle path
Good managers understand and appreciate the difference between use and abuse.
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CIOs discuss the realities of Clinger-Cohen
Policy experts doubt that amending the act would guarantee CIOs a strategic role.
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Law calls for DOD to clean up acquisition
Defense Authorization bill sets new rules for government/contractor interactions
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PBGC awards $12M upgrade contract to SRA
SRA will design, develop and implement a Premium and Practitioner System to support premium filing processes, among other system upgrades.
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Small-biz coalition adds two advisers
Allegra McCullough and retired Lt. Gen. Henry Doctor join the small-business advisory panel.
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TSA awards Raytheon airport security contract
The company will manage Phase 1 of TSA's Security Technology Integrated Program by developing, testing and integrating commercial and custom software used to exchange data with TSA's Threat Image Projection Ready X-ray systems.
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Unisys wins HSPD-12 certification
The company will offer civilian agencies a range of services including consulting, systems engineering, and technical advice and certification/accreditation.
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GSA moves ahead on reorg
Now that Congress has passed the enabling legislation, the agency has made some changes to its reorganization plans.
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Today's rising stars, tomorrow's leaders
Government and industry leaders attending the Rising Star Awards dinner say the program showcases individuals who will take leadership roles in the years ahead.
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Boutelle: Army too dependent on commercial satellites
The Army's CIO says using commercial satellites is expensive and fails to deliver needed capabilities.
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Border office wants link to Microsoft developers
Customs and Border Protection plans to award a noncompetitive contract to Microsoft for consulting services, saying no third-party group has sufficient access to Microsoft's development teams.
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Boutelle: Army has tight IM security
The Army has blocked Internet ports that route traffic from sites that provide instant messaging, he said at AUSA.
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DHS moves forward with reverse auctions
The department has awarded a contract to FedBid, which has provided online reverse auction services on a number pilot projects.
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Multimax wins $41M contract from Navy command
For the first task order, the contractor will set up help-desk and depot support for a land mobile radio project.
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Program management: All about the people
Although technology supports human interaction, it can't fully replace the personal dimension.
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SBA, OMB launch restocked, revamped Business.gov
Officials from the White House and Small Business Administration formally unveiled a revamped Web site that provides small businesses with a compendium of federal regulations information.
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