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State joins Diebold suit
California Attorney General Bill Lockyer has decided to intervene in a pending false claims case related to Diebold voting machines.
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DigitalNet hires TSA exec
Michael Przepiora, director of solutions delivery for the Transportation Security Administration, will become a vice president at DigitalNet.
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HUD tests faster hiring
The Office of Personnel Management used HUD to figure out how to speed up the hiring process.
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GAO: Energy must tighten purchase controls
Auditors found several instances of noncompliance with regulations governing the cards.
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NCI wins Army contract
The company will administer networks of the Army's simulation program office.
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OPM pushes for modern HR
The Office of Personnel Management plans a governmentwide overhaul of human resources systems.
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Senate bill follows 9-11 advice
The proposed legislation would adopt many of the 9-11 Commission's recommendations.
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OPM re-issues E-Learning solicitation
After vendor concerns over the fairness of the procurement forced OPM to pull it back, agency re-releases E-Learning solicitation.
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Editorial: Sexing up EA
Hopefully OMB's enterprise architect can come up with a creative way to broaden understanding of the concept.
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E-gov to get PR makeover
A public relations firm will draw up marketing plans for 10 e-government Web sites.
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Courtesy at the border
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has an initiative to make its agents friendlier to incoming travelers.
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FAA ordered to bolster staff
Ruling requires more tech workers to keep airport systems humming
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Gilligan and Nelson: Providing EA value
EA helps provide a government that is accountable and accessible.
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Debating competitive sourcing
Political observers question whether the genie can be put back in the bottle
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Army migrates away from Windows NT
The Army might not be convert all of its desktop computers to the Windows 2000 operating system, enterprise directory and messaging system by year's end.
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Kerry's campaign blasts Bush on e-gov
John Kerry's administration would put a greater emphasis on e-government, his advisers said.
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