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Homeland Security's 2005 priorities
DHS CIO Steve Cooper explains the importance of the department's priorities.
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Afghanistan gets talking books
HHS delivered 2,000 interactive health education books for women in Afghanistan.
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Reshaping RSIS
Co-founder William Scott Amey and director Rudolph Baker have left RS Information Systems. Co-founder Rodney Hunt and director Ronald Trowbridge now own the systems integration firm.
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Pizzella: Labor models getting 'green'
The skill and dedication of Labor's IT staffers have been central to the agency's success.
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Navy to clamp down on misuse of tech
The Navy plans to release a policy curb excessive personal use of its IT equipment and services.
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Air Force creates new tech policy office
Officials support warfighting by merging three offices
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Editorial: IT's power players
That sound you may have heard recently was the vacuum created by a number of high-level departures.
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Welles: 2005 ? The good, bad and ugly
Competitive sourcing and the potential for staffing rollbacks could get messy.
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Sarbanes-Oxley descends on feds
Accounting regulations could be issued before the new year begins
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OMB names agencies as shared-services providers
The Office of Management and Budget has given two groups of agencies initial approval to become shared-services providers under the Lines-of-Business e-government initiative.
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New NOAA information policy stirs debate
To what extent should agencies make their data available to the public, and how much should they rely on the private sector to do the job for them?
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Is your agency required to have a privacy officer?
In the fiscal 2005 omnibus appropriations bill, Congress may have whispered when it meant to roar in demanding that all agencies appoint chief privacy officers.
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Migrant student tracking sought
Feds want ideas for exchanging data about migrant students, who move frequently.
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