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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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Software AG hires execs
The XML developer appointed two new executives to expand the company's fed business.
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UK tests probationer tracking
The pilots will test two types of technology using Global Positioning System satellites while tracking people who have been convicted of multiple offenses, domestic violence or sex offenses.
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Subcontractor trio named for US-VISIT
Raytheon, SRA International and Titan will work on a pilot program.
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Michigan parks get Wi-Fi
The MiWiFi network is now available in two parks on the shores of Lake Michigan.
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Md. judge rejects paper requirement
A Maryland judge ruled that state officials need not add paper trails to e-voting machines before the November election.
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Reference model on deck
OMB prepares the last piece of federal enterprise architecture for imminent release.
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TSA puts wait times online
A new portion of the Transportation Security Administration's Web site publishes security checkpoint wait times.
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Munns sees NMCI improvements
In his final press briefing on NMCI, Rear Adm. Charles Munns says the program has turned the corner.
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Air Force conference notes: Wireless interference
Budget problems could delay wireless projects. Meanwhile, Air Force researchers highlight a wireless intrusion detector, and HP touts its RFID prowess.
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Air Force conference notes: ERP inspiration
The military makes ERP customizations available to other agenices, and a consultant says the government should pay employees to work extra hours to meet project deadlines.
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Air Force weighs competition and quality
A handful of businesses will reap rewards as preferred providers, while everyone else looks on.
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Air Force focuses on info
Information itself has replaced hardware and software as the focus of IT efforts, the Air Force CIO says
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An off-track report
The Electronic Records Policy Working Group's recent report is muddled and flawed, columnist Timothy Sprehe says.
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