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Seeking e-gov users, OMB goes Madison Avenue
Planning and development are done, the technology and administration are in place, and all that’s left for three e-government projects is for the Office of Management and Budget to unveil them to the public.
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Is there a future for futures trading?
Despite the DARPA debacle, experts say the idea has merit
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ODIN on the home stretch
NASA officials are ready to declare desktop outsourcing contract a winner
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Risky business
Homeland security-related information technology projects come in many shapes and sizes.
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Schwartz: Let's not relive TIA
Those gathering data for counterterrorism must do a better job of ensuring privacy protection from the start.
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Air Force logistics chief seeks transformation
The need for a more flexible military force requires a more structured and aggressive approach, says Gen. Gregory Martin.
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Lockheed wins Stratcom pact
Lockheed will get $213 million to develop the architecture for the Integrated Strategic Planning and Analysis Network.
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TSA launches Secure Flight
The new system replaces the controversial CAPPS II program for screening air travelers.
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Quest wins more Army work
The company will update the Medical Command's systems with Microsoft Active Directory.
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ManTech wins Army work
Army Strategic Command also announced a deal with an industry team led by Dynetics, CAS and COLSA.
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