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GAO suggests homeland security regional planning
Homeland security organizations should have representatives from all districts and disciplines within their regions, GAO found.
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Evans takes on chief architect work
OMB's e-gov czar has added the duties of chief architect to her job.
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Long way to go for student aid system, GAO says
A report recommends that the Federal Student Aid Office's chief operating officer clarify strategic objectives and finish integrating incompatible systems.
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Air Force picks engineering firms
Four companies won contracts to pursue work under a $610M Space Command program.
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Finetuning needed
Federal CIO Web pages reflect diverse ideas about the Web as a communications platform
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Government flunks annual audit
Agencies lack accurate daily financial data despite clean audits
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Feds need to hire quickly, hire well
Feds may be looking in the wrong places to hire replacements for retirees, according to a new study.
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Homeland security spending gets thumbs-up
Congressional lawmakers have agreed on a DHS discretionary budget that is $896 million more than President Bush's request.
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Welles: Finding confidence
People succeed when leaders help them gain the confidence to rise to the challenge.
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Marines lead the way in use of voice over IP
Corps using combat systems in Iraq that rely on Internet phones
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Editorial: Call for nominations
This week, Federal Computer Week begins accepting nominations for the Federal 100 awards program.
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Dems criticize GOP on homeland security
Rep. Jim Turner (D-Texas) says the Democratic criticism was released because the President just gave a speech on homeland security.
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Anteon gets Marine task orders
The contracts to support battle management air defense systems are worth up to $16 million.
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Peek at Democratic e-gov
A think tank's criticism of Bush's e-government record offers seven steps for improving things.
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Feds see need for info-sharing assertion
DHS must give state and local officials more direction about information sharing, Steve Cooper says.
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Think tank slams Bush’s e-gov efforts
A Democratic think tank harshly criticized the Bush administration’s e-government effort, saying the administration “has failed to make a serious commitment.”
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