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Military shares openly

The Cross Domain Collaborative Information Environment uses open standards that increase interoperability.

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Task force scours records for fugitives

LocatePlus assembles data from disparate sources.

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E-gov gets a Hawaiian punch

Aloha isn’t just a tradition in Hawaii—it’s the law.

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Burk outlines FEA goals

Four goals will dominate the Office of Management and Budget's architecture program office in the coming year, the chief architect says.

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E-records research in jeopardy

Archivists campaign to keep money flowing to NARA's grant program.

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IG: TSA let down privacy guard

Policies were not enforced during the 2004 transfer of passenger data.

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Survey: Fed IT workforce stable

OPM study finds no significant losses in technical workforce since last year.

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NIST offers HIPAA security guidance

The National Institute of Standards and Technology has issued a new guide on securing health information.

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CACI aids Navy logistics research

Systems intgrator leads center to apply commercial technology to logistics.

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NASA shrinks Ames Research Center

Back on Earth, budget cuts hit space studies.

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DHS seeks airborne lookout

Border intrusion-detection system would track vehicles in the air and on the ground.

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Google turns up fed business

Agriculture one of several agencies putting Web search engine to work

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Stretching your IT dollars

Federal and private-sector executives take part in roundtable discussion of what works and what doesn't when it comes to budgets.

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Welles: Fixing the workplace

The next generation of federal IT workers seeks organizations that value employees.

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FOIA -- the black hole

Bill calls for posting status of requests.

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GAO: Secure Flight concerns remain

The Transportation Security Administration has made a lot of progress, but more remains before August launch.

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Army names IT brass

Five generals appointed to key tech positions

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Responder group enters fray

Members of a group that represents first responders say the federal government is underfunding the nation's police, fire and emergency medical employees by $100 billion for essential interoperable communications and spectrum issues.

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A fix for enforcement problems?

Lawmakers consider another merger at DHS

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CFOs look ahead

Reordering priorities to get to green.