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E-mail rules could be relaxed
NARA proposes rule that would allow feds to delete some messages
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Holistic approach reinvigorates management
Execs turn to portfolio management to help sort IT spending priorities
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Internal medicine for what ails you
Business process management means rethinking how an organization functions
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Managed Care
Three management disciplines that could improve the health of government programs
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Editorial: The next four years
As President Bush and his team prepare for a second term, we offer the following recommendations on current and perennial policy issues.
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VA tackles old e-mail system
VA officials plan to award a contract in December that would overhaul the agency's e-mail system and shrink the number of e-mail servers to 24 from 528 currently.
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National Archives opens high-tech vaults
Forget the musty, dusty documents -- the National Archives' Public Vaults exhibit has computer stations, plasma screens and interactive terminals.
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Better terror-fighting training through IT
DOD officials want to spend $1.3 billion on an initiative that would use advanced tech to improve training and education for warfighters.
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DARPA wants info about war ideas
Papers on computational techniques to disrupt enemy decision-making are due Dec. 10.
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Air Force to hand off ops centers IT
Expect a Nov. 15 announcement of the schedule for hiring a company to manage IT for Air and Space Operations Centers.
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GAO investigation of e-voting problems requested
Democrats have asked the Government Accountability Office to investigate reports of voting irregularities, many involving electronic touch-screen voting machines.
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BearingPoint CEO leaves
Randolph Blazer, chief executive officer of BearingPoint, has stepped down and will be temporarily replaced by Roderick McGeary.
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Architecture to get more security, privacy info
The CIO Council will release a more detailed document on security and privacy requirements of the federal enterprise architecture by April.
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DHS works on case management
Officials are developing a Web hub with information for law enforcement officers.
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HHS unveils family health history software
Health and Human Services is offering free software to help Americans learn their families’ health histories and promote personal health.<@SM>
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Vegas voters favor electronic system--with a receipt
Given a choice between an electronic machine that produces a receipt of their votes or a paper ballot, Las Vegas voters chose the receipt.
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Navy puts all coursework on one site
The Navy's E-Learning distance learning system has moved to the Navy Knowledge Online Web portal.
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States continue to join EPA Exchange Network
States are buying in to the Environmental Information Exchange Network, with six adding nodes in the past six weeks.
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