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Selling innovation properly
Cutting-edge technologies cannot be pitched to the government in a vacuum, members of a panel discussion said.
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Adios to Immigration boss?
The director of the Homeland Security Department's U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agency could be the United States’ next ambassador to Spain.
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Grants proposed for tracking sex felons
A Florida senator wants to establish a $30 million federal grant program to help fund satellite tracking of registered sex offenders.
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Rep. Davis calls for a federal transition to IPv6
The chairman of the House Government Reform Committee has announced an initiative to push civilian agencies toward adoption of IP Version 6 by 2008.<@SM>
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Rossotti: IRS modernization built trust
The IRS modernization program has improved the tax agency, its former boss said.
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GAO: Feds need to keep closer eye on IT contractors
Federal agencies are lax in holding contractors responsible for computer systems and network security, a GAO report finds.
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Postal Service copes with excess capacity
USPS leaders have no clear strategy for closing facilities or cutting unnecessary jobs, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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DOD mulls network coordination
Communications leader pushes for the creation of joint net acquisitions.
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Shrinking from 170 to one
The Homeland Security Department will consolidate more than 20 existing portals and 150 Web sites into one enterprise portal serving the entire agency—just as soon as commercial software catches up with its needs.
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Lisagor: Listen, care and engage
Leaders need to set clear objectives and inspire their employees.
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Off-budget funding keeps programs going
Army IT is served a big helping from supplemental spending bill.
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DHS budget boosts cybersecurity
House approves funds for new security chief, data sharing and technology.
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FBI takes another swing at case management with Sentinel system
With the FBI’s Virtual Case File project called out on strikes, the bureau has moved its designated replacement on deck.<@SM>
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