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CHCS II is dead; long live AHLTA!
Midway through deployment, DOD renames its global medical records system.
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GAO: Web site leaves teachers behind
A new report states that the Education Department needs to make resources and information on teachers' qualification requirements more accessible to states and school districts implementing the No Child Left Behind Act.
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OMB readying Version 2.0 of EA assessment framework
Under Federal Enterprise Architecture Assessment Framework 2.0, the Office of Management and Budget will evaluate agency modernization blueprints every three months and tie how agencies are using their EAs to make decisions to their scores on the President’s Management Agenda.
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Arthur K. Cebrowski, 1942-2005
Navy vice admiral was known as father of network-centric warfare
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DOD pay system challenged
Union lawsuit and start-up costs could delay conversion to new system
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AKO could go DOD-wide in January
AKO's collaboration tools could become a key component of DISA's $800 million Net-Centric Enterprise Services program.
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DOD to conduct security stand-down
The Defense Department will hold a security stand-down Nov. 29 to focus on information assurance and network security.
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OMB looks at shared-service plan for IT security functions
The Office of Management and Budget has lifted the veil on the next set of standardized functions that shared-service providers will supply across government.
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Training software gets NMCI approval
Certification is expected to make RWD's software more appealing to military buyers both within and outside NMCI.
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GAO says the USAjobs job goes to Monster
The Government Accountability Office may finally have ended the two-year saga surrounding the refurbishing of the <a href="http://USAJobs.gov">USAJobs.gov</a> Web site.<@SM>
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Charbo: Procurement drives EA at DHS
The chief information officer said the department wants to develop its new enterprise architecture through purchases.
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Report: Hurricane Katrina no wake-up call for preparedness
A study shows that Americans are still apathetic about disaster preparedness even after Hurricane Katrina's devastating impact.
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Despite ratings slips, OMB calls PMA scorecard requirements ‘very reasonable’
Although several agencies saw their grades fall on the e-government portion of the most recent President’s Management Agenda scorecard, Office of Management and Budget officials do not believe they have set the bar too high.
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Navy Marine Corps Intranet 75 percent done
Network installations include 260,000 computers, four network operations centers and three enterprise help desks, a new report states.
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DHS approves SI mentor-protégé arrangement
SI International and iDox will go after records management work in the integrator's first DHS mentor-protégé relationship.
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Memo to promote use of NetCents
The Air Force will issue directives so IT organizations more widely use the contract.
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