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MyUSDA.gov almost ready
The Agriculture Department plans to open its new portal within three weeks.
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States get 3 years for NIMS
DHS Secretary Tom Ridge said that fiscal 2005 marks the beginning of a requirement for government leaders to begin putting in place practices and policies for the National Incident Management System
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Input predicts growth in knowledge management
The market researcher sees a $1.1 billion federal market for knowledge management tools by 2009.
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From Cecom to CELCMC
Communications-Electronics Command could become the Communications-Electronics Life Cycle Management Command.
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House approves move against competitive sourcing
Representatives voted for an amendment that would stop Treasury and Transportation from holding A-76 competitions.
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Four units to get JNN
The 3rd Infantry, 101st Airborne, 10th Mountain and 4th Infantry will get Joint Network Node systems.
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CIOs aim at lawmakers
State chief information officers need to work more closely with legislatures and work for a seat at governors' public policy tables, experts said.
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Records are records, no matter what the format
A case a few years ago involving the Bureau of Indian Affairs underscores what can happen when an agency hasn’t implemented effective policies and procedures to preserve and protect electronic correspondence.
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Officials warn of records hoax
Don't fall for an Internet hoax that tries to convince veterans that the National Personnel Records Center plans to destroy all paper military records.
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Awards given for enterprise architecture
FCW Media Group's FCW Events announced its annual Excellence in Enterprise Architecture awards.
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Advantage improves searches
Federal shoppers using the GSA Advantage online ordering system now have more ways to refine their product searches.
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Japan, U.S. CIOs face similarities
Prefecture CIOs struggle with many of the same issues as state CIOs.
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USDA secretary takes e-gov case to Congress
With e-gov funding at risk, Agriculture secretary Ann M. Veneman took the unusual step of writing directly to Congress.
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Secure Flight starts taking names
Transportation Security Administration officials announced privacy protections for the controversial program.
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E-gov survey shows mixed results
Despite an overall increase in user satisfaction, a plurality of federal sites decreased in satisfaction.
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