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HR task force prepares expanded guidelines, SSP criteria
The new guidelines will explain in detail which services all shared-services providers—whether public or private—need to offer their potential customers.
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Standards group issues guidance for e-doc systems
The Association for Information and Image Management's suggested policies apply to the National Archives and Records Administration and all federal records managers.
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Air Force networks to get automatic monitoring
Telos Corp. gets a $7.4 million contract under its Network Centric Solutions contract vehicle.
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Mocny named acting chief of US-VISIT program
Already the deputy director of the program, Mocny temporarily takes over for James Williams, who recently left DHS to take a leadership role at the General Services Administration.
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Come Monday, Holcomb starts work at Lockheed
Lee Holcomb’s last day at the Homeland Security Department is June 28. He reports to Lockheed Martin Monday.
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DHS personnel system struck down in appeals court
The circuit judges concluded the labor relationship portions of DHS' personnel guidelines illegally restrict the scope of bargaining and cannot be implemented.
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Bush orders overhaul of public alert system
The new system, under DHS' purview, should take full advantage of the latest communications technology, according to the executive order.
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Navy: Exposed personal data was Katrina-related
Most of the 30,000 sailors whose personal information appeared on the site reside in areas affected by Hurricane Katrina.
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GTSI hires new solutions VP
P. “Jay” Jayachandran will manage a team responsible for the solutions process.
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House cuts critical DOD technology programs
Budget maneuvers take money from battlefield systems
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House panel wants free public access to medical research
Scientists would have 12 months to submit articles.
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Mike Gaffney takes centerfield for CSC
New fed business unit chief wants more branding of services.
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Kelman: Battling for young hearts and minds
With another graduating class, what will it take for government to attract the best and the brightest?
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DOE increases supercomputer stockpile
The Energy Department's Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Cray announced a $200 million deal last week to complete the world’s most powerful supercomputer in 2008.
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GSA finds most agencies’ telework plans are ad hoc
Project management office for coordinating telework could help ensure telework success, GSA/ Booz Allen Hamilton study finds.
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ITAA backs relief from Berry Amendment for DOD
A Senate proposal would allow the department to purchase technology hardware that includes specialty metals from foreign suppliers.
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Voinovich offers workforce improvement bill
Proposal would mandate managerial training and rigorous employee performance reviews
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