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Libraries to study government information digital divide

A new federally funded Internet access study comes too late for a couple of computer technology center programs that could have applied its findings.

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Chemical publisher goes after NIH

The American Chemical Society is lobbying Congress to rein in a new National Institutes of Health database designed to accelerate biomedical research.

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Sourcing, e-gov targeted in Army Corps budget

The House voted to reduce funding for competitive sourcing and e-government in the Army Corps of Engineers.

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Boeing: We're working on JTRS issues

The company says it wants to work with the Pentagon to develop a realistic plan for the Joint Tactical Radio System.

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GAO details challenges to e-government project funding

Errors by administration officials, congressional pushback and a lack of funds hamstrung 25 OMB-sponsored e-government initiatives in fiscal 2003 and 2004

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Bush finds NIST nominee

President Bush intends to nominate a White House science and technology policy official to become director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

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FBI plans for 2009 Sentinel

The FBI intends to roll out the replacement for its failed Virtual Case File program during the next three-and-a-half to four years.

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OMB will measure EA use

Assessments of agency architectures will begin to evaluate the level of enterprise architecture integration in capital planning and investment control.

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DISA pushes back circuit buy

The Defense Information Systems Agency has delayed a massive purchase for GIG-BE until mid-June.

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Two birds, one homeland security stone

Rep. Chris Cox says new technology for homeland security should increase economic efficiency even as it improves technical security.

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Meet the new Internet—the same as the old Internet?

A major concern of the Defense Department’s IPv6 transition office is that the next generation of IP networks not repeat the mistakes of the last one.

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Air Force IT plans for New England

Officials are taking steps to prepare for moving 1,200 Air force IT jobs to Boston.

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Agencies still not owning up to e-government projects

Some agency executives have yet to take ownership of certain projects and rely too much on OMB to make funding and administrative decisions, one critic says.

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Council seeks leadership training applicants

Two programs offer a hands-on approach to work on projects in a collaborative manner with other government executives.

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OMB requires strategic sourcing

Chief acquisition officers have until October 1 to identify three commodities ripe for acquisition on an agency-wide basis.

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NCMEC begins Amber e-mails

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children will redistribute Amber Alerts through geographically-targeted broadcast e-mails.

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House bill would ease radio buys

The 2006 military spending bill approved by the House Armed Services Committee would eliminate a requirement for JTRS waiver approval.

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E-gov aims to lose the 'e'

Getting there requires work on several fronts, a GSA policy official said.

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House approves GSA reorganization bill

The House of Representatives has unanimously approved the General Services Administration Modernization Act, which will combine the Federal Supply Service and the Federal Technology Service into a single organization.

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Air Force abuzz about Boston

Alabama frets over the proposed transfer of 1,250 Air Force IT jobs to Massachusetts and two canceled service IT shows.