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Report: HHS underwrites half of health IT exchanges
About one-half of all health information exchanges around the nation depend on the federal government for development funding through grants and contracts.
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Intercepts
Katrina making waves. Apple Army. BRAC shutters Fort Monmouth. The golden rule and commies. Sticklers for language. We don't get respect.
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E-learning: A progress report
Experts identify the peculiarities and pitfalls of online training
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Hurricane Katrina jolts NOAA’s Web traffic
Traffic on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Web site has increased exponentially in response to public interest in hurricane Katrina.
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It's not easy being green
Labor's CIO explains how his agency became the only one to get an all-satisfactory rating on the President's Management Agenda.
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Long arm of the law
Enterprising law enforcement agencies use new technologies to spur cross-border data sharing
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Kelman: GSA and the workforce
GSA has responsibility to use revenues more creatively on the government's behalf
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A new spin on global security
Technology is not the hard part when it comes to fostering international anti-terrorism efforts
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Army systems to support Katrina disaster relief
The Army has deployed three disaster coordination teams equipped with satellite communications to help relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
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DOD's 'Manhattan Project'
With mission-critical networks under attack, DOD works to plug holes
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