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Funding the ties that bind
To link safety-net health clinics, start small, go slowly and stay close to community stakeholders
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DOD speeds PKI development
By midsummer all personnel will be required to use Common Access Cards equipped with public-key infrastructure.
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Intercepts
Here comes Quadrennial-vision; Conference calls into the wild blue yonder; Medics are men, NFL players are boys; Remember: They speak English outside the Beltway
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Cureton named CIO at Goddard
Linda Cureton, deputy CIO at the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms, has been named CIO at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.
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Budget request supports future DOD warfighting plans
$30.5 billion proposed for business and force transformation
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VA offers School at Work
Program helps entry-level employees who need computer skills to advance
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Analysts see good, bad of DHS, DOJ budgets
The proposals for improving how the departments use IT have pros, cons.
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Alabama introduces court e-filing system
Alabama will make e-filing available to state lawyers who file complaints and other documents.
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Fighting the flu
From game theory to flu chips, researchers experiment with new technologies to help thwart upcoming health catastrophes
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GTSI lays off another 10 percent
The company cut 10 percent of its workforce today, its second round of layoffs since October 2005.
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McMillen is at home in history
NARA's first public liaison strives for candor, openness with the institution's constituents
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Hidden keys to health
The medical community is sitting on mountains of e-health data that could lead to important medical discoveries. But will its value remain buried by privacy concerns and lack of funding?
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OPM workers win another A-76 bid
In competitions for IT jobs, employees have won by wide margins, Office of Personnel Management officials said.
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Associations call for workforce assistance
They recommend that the government beef up training for health IT specialists and systems users.
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Passenger screening programs come under fire
GAO and industry representatives say programs are poorly managed and likely to be ineffective.
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Senate approves USPS overhaul
The Senate passed a bill today after more than a decade of debate and compromise on changes to overhaul the U.S. Postal Service.
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