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Air Force IT adds new moniker

The service reorganizes staff structure to assimilate with DOD commands and military services.

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GAO wants latest facts on IRS spending plans

The IRS adjusted its policies following GAO's criticism of the 2006 Business Systems Modernization program expenditure plan.

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Vegas police go with IP-based wireless net

M/A-COM will deploy a private 700/800 MHz network over the next two years.

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EDS chooses co-CFOs

Ron Vargo and Tom Haubenstricker will share chief financial officer duties at EDS when CFO Bob Swan leaves the company next month.

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DTS tops 1 million transactions

Use of the Pentagon’s electronic travel authorization and payment processing system surged with 110,000 new travel authorizations last month.

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Secret program reclassifies documents

A public interest group says that thousands of declassified pages of public records have been reclassified and removed from the shelves of NARA's research facility.

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Tax study finds personal integrity pays

Personal integrity is the greatest factor in people's decision not to cheat on their taxes, according to 82 percent of participants in a tax study.

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NARA finalizes rule on short-term e-records

The National Archives and Records Administration has issued a final rule that gives agencies guidance on how to define and maintain short-term electronic records, including e-mail.<@SM>

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Army leans toward Linux for FCS

A Linux-Intel solution may work best in the program's common PC environment, an official said.

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DOD promises a simpler NSPS

Officials in charge of the National Security Personnel System expect to issue a draft version of their revised rules sometime later this month.

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JTRS heads for spiral development

DOD will build the computer radio in increments, but competition looms.

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Security LOB to focus on training, reporting

OMB will set up centers of excellence later this year for training and security reporting for mandates such as the Federal Information Security Management Act in the fiscal 2007 budget submitted to Congress earlier this month.<@SM>

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Budget puts IT on new course

2007 proposal reflects OMB’s emphasis on blending tech into business processes

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Leto is new GTSI president, CEO

Dendy Young has stepped aside as president and chief executive officer of GTSI, which has appointed James Leto to take on those roles.

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Troubled Army programs 'dead meat'

The service's top acquisition official has little tolerance for initiatives over cost and budget.

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Excellence.gov awardees focus on info-sharing

The Justice Department, the Army and the Defense and Veterans Affairs departments are among those being feted by the American Council for Technology and the Industry Advisory Council this year.<@SM>

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GSA to use Web video to detail Alliant strategy

The video will cover major issues that have been raised since the initial draft RFPs were released, as well as changes to the two IT procurements the General Services Administration has made in response.<@SM><@SM><@SM>

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Innovative programs earn e-gov awards

Five federal information sharing programs received Excellence.gov awards today from the Industry Advisory Council at a luncheon in Washington, D.C.

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DOD buys five Linux supercomputers

Two will rank among the 20 most powerful systems in the world.

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Web browsers comply with Section 508

New versions tout better accessibility, but fresh issues loom for Web sites