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SRA sets sail on Navy work
Contract with Sealift Command calls for IT operations and maintenance for shipboard systems.
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Former Massachusetts CIO returns
Louis Gutierrez, a former Massachusetts chief information officer, has been reappointed to that position.
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SSA seeks data recovery software
The Social Security Administration is fortifying its disaster readiness by seeking information from vendors about mainframe data recovery software.
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OMB pushes contracting certification
New certification standards are part of a governmentwide effort to improve the skills of the federal contracting workforce.
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Lockheed Martin lands $2B contract
The company will build system to link military's satellites to its networks.
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Battlefield medical systems join Digital Age
System developed at Landstuhl, Germany, medical center tracks wounded warriors.
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Official: Inefficient systems hinder commanders
Army Lt. Gen. John Vines said combat commanders in Iraq need integrated information to do their jobs.
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Secret Service director tapped for top Customs post
Ralph Basham will be nominated by President Bush to become the next Customs and Border Protection commissioner.
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Doctors want payment boost for using e-health records
American College of Physicians calls for Medicare reimbursements when doctors use health IT to track patients' histories or offer consultations by phone or e-mail.
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New York's XML Web site gets good grades
Officials from five New York state agencies presented encouraging benefits from a test bed project.
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3-D face recognition technology guards GSA
DHS completes successful pilot program to control access to GSA buildings.
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More taxpayers file online returns
More than half of all taxpayers filed their returns electronically in 2005, according to a new report.
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Women share career survival tips
Women at work must earn the trust of each new manager and make themselves indispensable problem solvers, said CIO Janet Barnes.
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DOD's e-health record system to be ready in a year
A senior Pentagon health affairs official said the system represents a "revolution in battlefield medicine."
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DOD review of $13B Encore II to be completed by Feb. 14
Revisions expected, with new due date 30 days after release of new amendment.
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Davis: Improve patent process?
The congressman asked USPTO’s director if the BlackBerry case signals a need for reform.
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DataPath grabs Third Rail
The telecommunications integrator buys assets of the wireless broadband specialist.
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