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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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Croom: Let's be clear
Information technology services offered through the multibillion-dollar Net-Centric Enterprise Services program need clearer definitions, the Defense Department's top systems official said.
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Labor Web site helps contracting officers with wage determinations
The Labor Department has launched a new Web site that should provide government contracting officials easier access to obtaining wage determinations.
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Standard issue
Public-private partnership pushes for standards to help grease the wheels of grant-making systems.
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Copyright’s IE-only site catches heat
The Copyright Office of the Library of Congress is caught in the middle of a heated online debate about a proposal to limit full use of a new copyright registration Web site, even if temporarily, to only one browser.
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HSOC head to lead new DHS ops division
The head of the Homeland Security Operations Center will become the first chief of the Homeland Security Department’s new operations division.
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FBI policy office disciplines IT spending
New information technology office puts its foot down to direct IT investments.
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