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DOD doles out CIO awards

An Air Force directorate and an Army employee won top honors in the military's CIO awards this year.

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DHS creates 508 program

The Homeland Security Department's new program is meant to ensure that its technology is accessible for all.

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SEC to accept XBRL

The Securities and Exchange Commission will start taking filings tagged with Extensible Business Reporting Language.

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Ky. revamps elections site

The new State Board of Elections site allows registered voters to access all information on their precinct and legislative district.

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Hiring bill races toward passage

The House passed legislation that gives federal managers the ability to award recruitment and retention bonuses and provides other flexibilities to attract and keep workers.

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Aviation group explores ID verification standards

ICAO seeks industry help in developing standards for verification, authentication and machine-readable documents.

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Agriculture launches personal Web pages

The department is giving visitors to its Web site the ability to customize the homepage to fit their needs.

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Cheyenne follow-on awarded

Lockheed Martin will get $54.2 million to keep updating Cheyenne Mountain's systems.

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Md. elections CIO offers e-voting assurances

She defended the state board against allegations that officials have not taken prudent measures.

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Cheney points to anti-Bush site

Mixing up factcheck.com and factcheck.org didn't do the Bush campaign any favors during the VP debate.

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HHS, other agencies collaborate to make Grants.gov pay off

If it takes nimble cross-government collaboration to really make electronic government work, Grants.gov is well ahead of the pack.

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Army awards HR dozen

The service chose 12 companies to support the Army's HRSolutions program.

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Interstate exchange: Management was key to putting EPA network together

From the beginning, the Environmental Protection Agency’s Environmental Information Exchange Network initiative looked like a tall order.

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DOD to use Anteon for networks

Anteon received a $150 million contract for network services in support of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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DLA looks to HP to manage IT

HP will get $20 million to consolidate the Defense Logistics Agency's global office system structure.

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Finding the right person for the job

Management tool identifies workforce gaps

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Platts to propose comptroller for NID

The Pa. congressman believes a proposed National Intelligence Director would need a financial comptroller.

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OMB renews push to decrease paperwork burden

Three times a charm? The Bush administration asks agencies to identify a trio of initiatives that will lighten the paperwork load on the public.<@SM>

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Intell reform moves through Congress

Bills focus on boosting information sharing

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Watching while you work

Agencies find government computers are used for more than just work