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EDS to aid Pearson on student aid systems revamp
Under a $116 million deal, EDS will provide the enterprise architecture and application integration for Education's upgrade of its student loan program.
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Feds prepare security test
The federal government and several international partners will hold a cyber preparedness exercise in November.
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On this day, the “E” in e-gov stands for excellence
Government and industry officials gathered this month at a Washington lunch to honor agencies that received Excellence.gov Awards for their e-government systems.
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Leavitt sees interoperability
The world is entering the "the next frontier of human productivity," says the HHS chief.
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Comings and goings
News about Michael Chertoff, George Newstrom, Mitzi Mead, Patrick Hughes, Frank O'Mara, Jim Dillon, Carlos Solari, Scot Edwards, Todd Leto and Paul Liberty.
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A new agenda
Kay Coles James was the star of the Bush administration's management reform team.
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Air Force reorg aims for authority, synergy
Managing acquisition and materiel like a military outfit, not a business
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Looking to store X-ray data
A massive storage array from EMC makes it easier to store and locate digital X-rays for patients stationed at four naval bases in the Puget Sound region.
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Geography no longer an afterthought
Geospatial information officers make their mark at federal agencies
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CHCS II: A steep learning curve
The Air Force's 72nd Medical Group quickly discovered that the transition from CHCS I to CHCS II required more than simply installing new Microsoft Windows-based computers and flipping a switch.
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FAA competition yields $1.9 billion deal
Lockheed Martin win could affect 2,500 federal employees
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Future JTRS work put on hold
DOD officials await April tests to determine future of software radio
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