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California bill would restrict RFID use
Identity Information Protection Act of 2005 is one of several bills in 10 states that deal with emerging uses of tracking technology.
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Growing government program managers
VA created in-house training program to fill a talent shortage.
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Accenture nabs pact for Army financials
Contract to build General Fund Enterprise Business System could be worth $537 million.
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'EZPass' for visa holders
US-VISIT official says RFID is on its way for visas from international travelers who visit the United States numerous times.
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Breathing new life into the e-postmark
Postal Service’s digital proofing business rubs some the wrong way
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Senate confirms Springer as OPM director
She now faces the task of modernizing OPM systems and overseeing possible governmentwide personnel reform.
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IT's musical chairs
A look at recent nominations for CIO at DHS and DOD and the difference they could make.
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Report: Libraries serve up Internet access
Almost 99 percent of libraries offer public access but face continuing shortfalls in money for upgrades, a study finds.
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Lawmakers debate merits of fingerprints
Experts disagree on use of biometric identifiers on e-passports.
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Justice contract heats up for SRA
Integrator to provide systems development, maintenance for Office of Justice Programs.
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International customs standards adopted
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency’s commissioner announced a new unit to help developing countries build systems that provide electronic information and other capabilities.
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Recreation One-Stop finalizes contract award
The Forest Service has once again awarded a $97 million contract to ReserveAmerica of Ballston Spa, N.Y., to provide a single federal recreation information and reservation service.
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Education CIO retiring
Bill Leidinger, the chief information officer at the Education Department, is the latest information technology executive to hang up his hat.
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