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OMB touts management agenda successes
In new report, OMB says agencies are using IT to improve programs and not using technology for technology’s sake.
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Ready to test the water
Share-in savings proponents hope recent developments will help agencies wade into the procurement pool.
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Lockheed looks for logistics IT business
The company now has a unit to support the military's network-centric warfare strategy and pursue logistics procurements.
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Should government go on a diet?
Growing layers of bureaucrats spell trouble for getting the job done
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9-11 Commission: Boost intelligence sharing
Federal officials warn against making technology decisions too quickly
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US-VISIT readies exit pilots
Having focused on entry, DHS expands system to track visitors as they leave
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Management agenda progresses
More than 40 percent of government agencies lack an acceptable justification for big IT investments, OMB says.
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GeoLearning wins NJ contract
New Jersey police academies, fire academies and other training organizations will use the company's GeoMaestro product.
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Army tests portal additions
Users of Army Knowledge Online can try new information technology capabilities.
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TSP board names deputy CIO
Mark Hagerty will become the deputy CIO at the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board Aug 23.
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Border guards eye surveillance
The U.S. Border Patrol plans to expand and integrate technology surveillance systems during the next several years.
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IG: DHS CIO needs more pull
DHS' chief information officer needs more authority over all of the department's information technology functions, according to an inspector general report.
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EDS moves legacy apps online
As part of the NMCI contract, EDS will now offer Navy commands the option to move legacy applications to a Web-hosting service.
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IRS cuts 218 tech jobs
Only 60 employees will be left in the agency's Modernization and Information Technology Services mainframe printing operation.
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Forest Service workers win sourcing work
USDA officials plan to award a five-year, $295 million competitive sourcing contract to the Forest Service's information technology services group.
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Park Service works with states
The National Park Service is developing a point-of-sale system that will allow citizens to pay online for entry passes to national parks and forests.
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