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Do CIOs matter?

The Job requires a complex set of skills and AN ability to finesse the fine print

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FAA names new CIO

Bowen joins the FAA from Blue Shield of California, where he served as senior vice president and CIO.

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Congress must OK e-gov costs

Change in funding method limits initiatives for now

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Welles: Will 2006 be a good year?

For the first time in years, federal retirees got a bigger raise than federal employees

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Flyzik: A question of credibility

CIOs must understand how IT can make their agencies successful

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Opportunity knocks for CIOs

Choices for advanced education and training keep pace with CIOs' evolving roles

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OMB memo fuels debate over cataloging

The Bush administration argues that search technology is good enough to find most of what agencies put online.<@SM>

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Karen Evans: CIOs do matter

To be truly effective, IT leaders need to make sure they matter

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Circuit

Help-wanted ads; Miller hits the campaign trail; Get video.

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N.M. health officials adopt SumTotal LMS

New Mexico's health training manager said a learning management system approach would help the state respond to public health emergencies.

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NGA exercises ClearView option

The intell agency will buy commercial imagery for another year.

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Defense Department re-evaluates DIMHRS, awaits feedback

In a clear change of strategy, the Defense Department is rethinking whether building one human resources system is the best solution for the military.

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McConnell: Lines of responsibility

CIOs either need to increase capabilities or reduce responsibilities

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CIOs want the power of the purse

Most federal CIOs do not decide how to spend their IT budgets

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DOD, orgs: SANS survey findings not dire

Survey respondents say several popular certifications don't prepare employees to handle information security as well as vendor-specific certifications do.

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Intercepts

Happy JTRS New Year; Temper that Transformational Satcom; The pork parade.

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OMB delivers report to better sell e-government

The Office of Management and Budget submitted its mandated report to Congress Friday detailing the spending and benefits of all 25 e-government and five Line of Business Consolidation projects, hoping to sell lawmakers on why these initiatives are important.<@SM>

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Web portal celebrates Ben Franklin

In honor of his 300th birthday, it aggregates all of Franklin's writing, proverbs and other resources.

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What’s hot this year?

Federal technology managers are always facing new fires. GCN surveyed government officials, contractors and market observers to gauge what will be the hottest issues on this year’s agenda.<@SM>

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Comings and goings

ames Finley expected to be deputy undersecretary for acquisition and technology at the Defense Department; the Senate confirmed Emilio Gonzalez as the new director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services at the Homeland Security Department.