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Lobbyists hire Tad Anderson

OMB's associate administrator for e-government and information technology will join Dutko Government Markets, a lobbying firm.

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Quick hiring can happen now

Agencies should learn how to use flexible hiring rules already in place before seeking new ones, experts told lawmakers this week.

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Agencies show marked improvement on OMB scorecard

In the midyear evaluation released today, OMB awarded agencies 19 new green scores, including three in the e-government category.

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CTO of DISA to leave

Dawn Meyerriecks, chief technology officer for the Defense Information Systems Agency, will leave government at the end of July.

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DFAS server sites merged

The Defense Information Systems Agency's Center for Computing Services consolidated DFAS from 10 sites to three.

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Commerce names privacy officer

Daniel Caprio, Jr. is already deputy assistant secretary for technology policy.

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Weather service gets new CIO

Paul Chan's first love is meteorology.

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Lawsuit against Diebold unveiled

An activist against e-voting has unsealed portions of a suit she filed against Diebold Election Systems last year.

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GSA hopes to Get It Right

The new program is intended to build better training and more accountability into procurement practices.

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Final E-Authentication architecture approved

Architecture for a federated portal addresses authenticating end users to applications, the agency transaction or the credential service provider.

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Abacus wins Air Force deal

The company will get up to $70 million to run the 377th Air Base Wing's communications.

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Teresa Sorrenti

Teresa Sorrenti is program manager for the Integrated Acquisition Environment at GSA.

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Col. Thomas Cole

Col. Thomas Cole directs the Warfighter Information Network-Tactical.

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Technology aids search for MIAs

Navy investigators use Star Archives to store and cross-reference files

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Editorial: A call for dialogue

For E-Rulemaking to pay off, it must provide the opportunity for online discussion.

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Lawmakers seek DOD modernization fix

Lawmakers are talking tough in what they see as the Defense Department's loitering effort to modernize its business systems.

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Education pushes grants online

A new regulation will make the Internet the Education Department's preferred means for receiving grant applications.

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Montana helps ID-less voters

The system is one of several new initiatives that Montana is putting in place under the Help America Vote Act of 2002.

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Bonuses benefit new hires

Some fear plan will hurt current feds

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Military agencies to take part in bulk buys

Defense Department officials will allow all military agencies to participate in the Air Force's final quarterly bulk hardware buy for fiscal 2004, according to DOD officials.