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IRS e-filing hits a midpoint record
Taxpayers are e-filing at a record rate, the IRS said today at the midpoint of the tax filing season.
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Lieberman seeks more DHS money
Sen. Joe Lieberman says the administration didn't seek enough homeland security money for fiscal 2006.
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Lottery or e-gov?
A survey of feds indicates that almost 25 percent believe they'll more likely win the lottery than see full funding for e-government.
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CIO Council invites GITEC
The Government Information Technology Executives Council president can attend CIO Council meetings.
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CSC: IRS program going well
Routine schedule delays and cost overruns in the IRS modernization effort are over, says the head of CSC's federal sector.
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Resources lacking for border security
But the administration's proposed 2006 budget will help, says the Customs boss.
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VA learns tech lessons
Veterans Affairs officials are improving their project oversight, says the department's assistant secretary for information and technology.
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FBI transforms with tech
The FBI's chief technology officer said available technologies could help improve the agency's antiquated computer systems
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GAO: Retirement modernization at risk
The Retirement Systems Modernization program may not be developed on time and within budget, GAO says.
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Census appoints privacy exec
Gerald Gates is the Census Bureau's first chief privacy officer.
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DHS, Justice work on XML
The Homeland Security Department will team with DOJ to use the Global Justice XML Data Model.
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EDS wins Wisconsin Medicaid system deal
Wisconsin has tapped the company to build and run a new Medicaid system under a seven-year, $189.1 million contract.
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Virginia elects Unisys for voter registration system
The state has awarded Unisys a seven-year, $8 million contract to implement a statewide system.<@SM>
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IAC calls for architecture support
Top officials don't do enough to support enterprise architecture, the Industry Advisory Council says.
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Unisys to replace Va. voter system
The company will get up to $8 million to implement a new voter registration system.
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Air Force names IT office
Officials support new headquarters as the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force for Warfighting Integration and Chief Information Officer.
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Rhode Island opens State database
The state's Secretary of State is using RSS to provide real-time feeds for users of the office's data.
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FBI gives CIO budget power
All proposals for IT spending at the FBI must now go through the bureau's chief information officer.
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Unions sue over NSPS
The suit charges that federal officials did not engage in the kind of collaboration required by Congress before implementing the National Security Personnel System.
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