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A fine line on LOB
Agency CIOs face a broad array of issues and concerns in adapting the Office of Management and Budget’s Lines-of-Business initiatives into their enterprise architectures.
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Springer promises OPM safeguards
Civil service reform dominated the discussion during a Senate confirmation hearing for the Bush administration's pick to lead the OPM.
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Say aloha to paperless prescriptions
The Pacific Telehealth & Technology Hui has developed the first pharmacy interface between DOD and VA electronic health care systems.
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Ciber migrates Army's Active Directory accounts
In addition to the Fort Stewart, Ciber is working on Active Directory migrations at six other Army installations.
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E-passport tests begin
International airline crews flying between Los Angeles and Sydney are the first to test e-passports.
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Award affirms Holcomb's DHS work
The Association for Federal Information Resources Management gave its 2005 award for executive leadership to DHS' chief technology officer.
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Spending panel reins in e-government projects
The House Appropriations Committee has attached a legislative tether to e-government projects that requires the administration to seek Congress’ approval to launch or squelch even minor projects in the e-government sphere.
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EPA finds competitive sourcing may compete with Lines of Business
The agency will release a three-year plan soon on how it will expand competitive sourcing to more tasks that the agency previously categorized as inherently governmental.
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DHS blinks on deadline for e-passports, allows digital photos
The Homeland Security Department will require that Visa Waiver Program countries produce passports with digital photographs by Oct. 26, but will allow another one-year extension for those countries to comply with issuing e-passports.
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EPA plans more competitive sourcing
Many jobs at the EPA will be reclassified as not inherently governmental.
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Health sites spur satisfaction
NIH operates eight of the 10 most highly rated federal sites in the latest American Customer Satisfaction Index.
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Forrester study finds slowing e-gov adoption
The Presidential e-Government Initiatives of 2000 have lost much of their steam because people still prefer to interact with federal agencies over the telephone.
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Editorial: Making the important decision
To insource or to outsource? It is not an easy question to answer.
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Publishers make appeal to lawmakers in NIH dispute
American Chemical Society officials are asking lawmakers to rein in those responsible for a federal database of molecular structures.
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NRC to restore docs following security review
The commission will restore more documents to online library following security review.
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IT, biometrics key to CIS strategy through 2015
Revamping IT infrastructure is a top priority in a 10-year plan that the Homeland Security Department’s U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) agency.
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