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DOD test program praised
The inspector general says a DOD system used to acquire technology and rapidly deploy it to troops in the field is a model success.
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Marines add $7M to General Dynamics contract
The contract modification comes as a result of feedback received from Marines and sailors in-theater.
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SRA to build Force Management System
The system is meant to help the Army better manage personnel and supplies.
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Biometric flier experiment to start
Participants in the Registered Traveler pilot program will pass through airport security checkpoints faster.
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GTSI names CIO
The new CIO, Craig Ballam, has been the acting chief information officer since the start of the year.
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SSA expects IT to help decisions
Social Security Administration officials say technology projects will go a long way to solve decision-making problems cited in a new report from the General Accounting Office.
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Group suggests ways to promote records management
The Electronic Records Policy Working Group's report outlines four obstacles.
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DHS seeks terror forecasting
Homeland Security Department officials want proposals from academia to study behavioral and social aspects of terrorism.
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Think again
Lessons learned from past and present efforts to bring about culture change at federal agencies.
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Bridging the gaps
Integrators are often in a position to help facilitate culture change at agencies.
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Air traffic controllers head to the beach
The FAA should start preparing for an exodus of air traffic controllers that could leave airports severely understaffed, GAO says.
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TSA exempts systems from Privacy Act
The move allows TSA officials to withhold records about active investigations.
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Forced absence
Confirmations of 10 DOD nominees remain on hold because of a dispute between Sen. McCain and Defense officials.
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No time to spare
Connecticut's chief information officer offers some advice for vendors on dealing with busy public-sector CIOs.
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Leavin' on a jet plane
The FAA expects that by 2010 an additional 2,000 controllers will be needed.
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