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DIMHRS goes to development

The Defense Integrated Military Human Resources System passed the critical design review last year.

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Air Force made SAIC exception

An unsigned Air Force memo urging officials to ask Science Applications International Corp. for more pricing details than usual pertains only to SAIC.

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DHS should boost CIO, experts say

DHS should have its CIO report directly to the secretary and deputy secretary, officials tell Congress.

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Traffic crushes fed Monster

High volume from two agencies has forced Monster Government Solutions to take down its Internet-based federal job application programs.

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SAIC to lead joint mission planning

The Air Force awarded a $184.7 million contract to SAIC.

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Feds set timetable for acquisition certification

The Federal Acquisition Institute will work with the Defense Acquisition University to develop a certification program by Jan. 1, 2006.

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Editorial: An impossible dream?

Maybe former DHS chief information officer Steve Cooper can relate to Don Quixote.

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Seeking risk managers

Agencies worry demand could exceed supply.

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Wagons East

California law firm heads to D.C.

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Better saved than sorry

NARA proposes guidelines for research records

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Air combat management gets upgrade

Lockheed Martin will move six key battle management applications to the Web.

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Grim prognosis

Report finds e-health IT problems at VA.

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Fuss about Future Combat Systems

Army switches contract vehicle after McCain expresses concerns.

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Labor CFO preaches governance

Mok's background provides launching pad for change.

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Tool for the data plumber

A shopping list for building a service-oriented architecture.

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Sharing drives DHS data project

DHS officials are translating the responsibilities into a data architecture.

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Comings and goings

News about Robert Stephan, Suzanne Mencer, Paul Rosenzweig, James Loy, Jim Turner and William Beaumet.

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Who wants Cooper's headaches?

Chertoff will decide DHS' new power structure

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Agencies get a head start on protecting patient data

Federal health care providers have an advantage over their private counterparts in fulfilling new requirements taking effect this week to secure patient information.

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TopOff exercise heads off virtual terrorists

Emergency workers respond to new and imagined threats.