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HP names VP for fed biz
Joseph Farley, formerly director of Hewlett-Packard's Department of Defense Sales division, has been named vice president of federal sales for the Americas.
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Congress approves dental, vision
The legislation lets feds buy supplemental insurance for dental and vision coverage through the Federal Employees Health Benefits program.
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Auditors urge CADE stress
The Customer Account Data engine should go through high-volume testing before deployment, an audit report says.
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Your pay raise is coming
Congress still working on other benefits, including dental and vision
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Comings and goings
News about David Safavian, Linda Springer, Karl Reichelt and Tom Buchsbam.
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Committee pushes for cybersecurity post
House members called for a new assistant secretary position to coordinate cybersecurity issues.
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Lawmaker pushes telework
Rep. Frank Wolf (R.-Va) wants agency officials to appoint a coordinator who would determine employees eligible for telework.
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Sarbanes-Oxley for feds?
OMB's controller says there will be new guidance for agencies' financial management before she leaves in January.
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New chief architect faces daunting challenges
OMB named Dick Burk to be chief architect, starting Dec. 13.
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Targeting terrorist finances
New tech tools for tracking the terror money trail face formidable challenges
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OMB, CFO Council take on finance system jobs
Financial system requirements and testing won't be under the Joint Financial Management Improvement Program.
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NOAA opens data
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration adopted a policy to promote open Internet standards over proprietary ones.
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Homeland Security: 2005 priorities
Officials and experts talk about what should come next for homeland security.
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NGA wants flight, sea data offline
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency will take comments on the idea through June.
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Homeland security's second act
This special report explores how a less highly charged environment is affecting the government's homeland security plans and priorities, and the fortunes of the companies in that new multibillion-dollar market.
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