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Bates to work with Topside

But the former FTS commissioner has made it clear that retirement is her priority.

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What’s new in Exchange 2003

Microsoft will cease support of its Exchange 5.5 messaging server software this year, making it all but inevitable that agencies will need to upgrade to Microsoft’s latest—Exchange 2003.

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William “Bill” McDermott | Competitors can also be partners

Last December, when Oracle Corp. bought PeopleSoft, SAP AG of Walldorf, Germany, wasted no time in setting out to court PeopleSoft customers.

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DOD IG resists congressional pressure on acquisition audits

The Defense Department’s inspector general’s office will not say when it plans to resume a pair of audits evaluating the department’s acquisition processes and commercial criteria justifications that were recently suspended due to a lack of resources.

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Internaut: Defense shows how an enterprise architecture can really work

With all the talk lately about government enterprise architectures, it’s interesting to see what the Defense Logistics Agency is doing to get all of its procurement, supply chain and logistics managers on the same page.

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CIO Council to clear up support

The CIO Council may clarify which organizations can claim its support, Karen Evans said.

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Librarians air frustrations

Plans for the GPO's future digital system were an issue at the Depository Library Council meeting.

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Air Force inks enterprise IT plan

The new Air Force Enterprise IT Services Strategy will improve airmen's abilities to collaborate in planning and decision-making, officials say.

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Education expands aid modernization

Education Department officials are now sifting through 4,731 ideas about how to redesign their front-end student financial aid systems.

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Boeing gets JTRS notice

Defense Department officials have told Boeing that they may cancel the company's contract for the Joint Tactical Radio System Cluster One program.

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Natural environment

Working for the government is a family tradition for Linda Travers.

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DISA plans contracting fee cut

It will be the first such decrease in 13 years.

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Exhibit 300s change little

OMB's IT administrator says the agency will not significantly alter requirements for business case submissions.

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Santorum: Keep NWS out of data distribution

Sen. Rick Santorum wants the National Weather Service to stop disseminating data that could be provided by commercial entities.

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Nortel anticipates fed business with PEC

Combining PEC with Nortel Networks will 'eliminate barriers to entry' that the Canadian company has faced, executives say.

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FBI picks deputy CIO

Robert Garrity Jr. will oversee the FBI’s daily IT operations.

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Agencies to form commodity councils

If agencies can drive a better deal by bringing purchases together, OMB will ask them to do it, the head of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy says.

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Security guide

A sharp increase in cyberthreats may have raised Mary Stone Holland’s profile within the State Department in recent years, but it hasn’t changed her approach.

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OMB targets redundancy

The time for cutting redundant agency information technology systems is at hand, Karen Evans said.

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Neutrons seek bombs

A cargo screening facility in Texas gets the first field deployment of a pulsed fast neutron analysis system for finding explosives, chemicals, drugs and radioactive devices.