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CIOs, CFOs must collaborate, panel says
As financial management systems evolve, their roles are becoming more intertwined, IAC/ACT panel participants said.
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Senators advocate database on federal funding
A new bill would create a resource for the public to see how the government uses taxpayer money.
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Avatech Solutions expands
The purchase of Technology & Training Service will add to Avatech's facilities and asset management systems.
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VA loses another key official
General Counsel Tim McClain is resigning to return to the private sector.
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Indiana re-ups NIC for e-gov portal work
Indiana will continue to receive e-government portal services from NIC Inc. through a four-year contract worth $18 million.<@SM>
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VA cancels credit monitoring offer
The FBI's confidence that personal information on a stolen laptop and hard drive was not compromised led to the decision, the department said.
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Floods force IRS to fly COOP
Forced out of its headquarters, the agency has turned to telework to stay up and running.
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Web site offers info on regulations
Small businesses can find out about taxes, paperwork and agency contacts.
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ITAA: Raise SBA size limits
The Information Technology Association of America has asked the Small Business Administration to restructure its size standards to reflect today’s small businesses.
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Certain Software names D.C.-based director
Diane Stoner will direct federal sales and business development for the company's events planning software.
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Senate lawmakers ask for e-gov support
As the appropriations committees continue to take aim at funding for e-government initiatives, two key senators have joined the fracas in support of the administration’s goals.<@SM>
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Intercepts
DISA HQ loves its AC; Big bucks for the little guys; Big bucks for the big guys; Marine smarts finally recognized; Electronic DD214s?
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Army lessons learned
Junior officers sharing battlefield experiences in near-real time adapt faster than the Army’s top military leaders.
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USPS unveils contract candidates
The agency is seeking a contractor to run its HSPD-12 project management office.
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Senate committee questions e-gov ROI
The Senate Appropriations Committee states that the Bush administration's initiatives are vague and the savings uncertain.
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Do Alaskan companies freeze out competitors?
Congress hears complaints, defense of ANC advantages.
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Why can’t feds hire better, faster?
Merit Systems Protection Board urges agencies to use successive hiring hurdles.
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Small businesses wait for DOD dollars
GAO finds that late payments are more the rule than the exception.
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