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Staving off brain drain with a video camera
Also, Hurricane Katrina helped GAO learn to work more efficiently using a Web portal.
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Expert: Knowledge lies in narrative
Organizations can improve their knowledge management programs by taking a more creative approach to eliciting information from experts, consultant says.
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DHS, HHS make secret pact to share airline passenger info
The ACLU says the agreement could violate a deal with the European Union.
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Lee: FEMA working on biz relationships
She said the agency is emulating DOD's practices before the 2006 hurricane season starts.
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Tech entrepreneur leads GPO e-doc unit
The office is readying for changes as Public Printer Bruce James prepares to leave.
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InfoZen wins $148M TSA contract
Company will be responsible for overseeing systems in the Office of Transportation Threat Assessment and Credentialing.
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Remote Navajo community gets connected
Residents now have access to a range of Internet services, including VOIP phones.
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E-Rate Probes Target Texas Vendor
The flap over how value-added reseller Micro System Enterprises Inc. and the Houston and Dallas school districts may or may not have abused the E-Rate program shows the pattern of the civil and criminal cases due to emerge over the coming months.
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Agencies want bold ideas for new LOBs
If anyone wanted a chance to help the government shape how it formulates and executes budgets and uses geospatial information in the future, this is your opportunity.<@SM>
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Not taxing: E-filing breaks record
As of last week, the number of e-filed returns was higher than last year's yearlong total.
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US-VISIT chief wants tougher border security
As the PASS card program is in development, Jim Williams wishes for more ways to spot criminal suspects and possible terrorists.
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NASCIO calls for IT awards nominations
The program has 10 categories and is open to any state government IT program or system.
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DHS: E-passport live test a success
The agency is on track to meet its Oct. 26 deadline for use of the passports.
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Guident to provide business intelligence to GSA
Purchase agreement worth at least $2.1 million is a big win for 8(a) integrator.
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Kelman: Google still rules
For Harvard students, Google is the default option for finding even government information.
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NIH issues RFI for data solutions
The agency hopes to supplement its current software to improve information transfer between its databases.
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JTRS office says streamlined development could save billions
Study suggests R&D costs could be cut up to $6B by moving to an incremental approach to development.
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