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ComCARE aims to develop emergency directory

The consortium issued a request for proposals to develop a national electronic directory of emergency response agency contacts.

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Securing e-voting will be a long-term effort

A House panel today struggled with how to set standards for acceptable error rates in voting technology.

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Agencies find greener pastures

Agencies showed significant progress on the President's Management Agenda, particularly in workforce management and budget and performance integration.

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CAPPS II is not dead yet, but changes are likely

The agency offered an array of conflicting reports on the fate of the program.

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JFCOM seeks industry aid

The command overseeing the integration of U.S. and coalition forces wants help from industry on data sharing and joint training.

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Comings and goings

Tad Anderson; Dawn Meyerriecks; Stephen McHale; Daniel Caprio Jr.; Paul Chan

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Where does the recordkeeping buck stop?

Report spurs debate: Who is responsible for e-records?

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Army hires General Dynamics for JTRS

The company won a $295 million deal to build Joint Tactical Radio System devices for ground soldiers.

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The ups and downs of pay banding

Simply putting in the time may no longer pay off for federal workers.

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Editorial: Prepare for the worst

Federal managers who have been reluctant to let employees telecommute may be running out of options.

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Building collaboration

State and local officials share e-gov code, costs

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She's looked at tech from both sides now

ATF's former CIO Marguerite Moccia builds a link between IT and finance.

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Taxpayer advocate proposes free e-filing for everyone

The chief taxpayer advocate believes everyone should have access to free software online for filing returns.

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GAO Web site redesign improves efficiency

It's an example of agencies' growing interest in improving online services.

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Five win $498M Air Force deal

The Materiel Systems Group will use the five-year contract for IT development, maintenance and process improvement.

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Contract emphasis: 'Get It Right'

GSA, DOD launch new program to ensure contracts are not abused

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OPM reopens Recruitment One-Stop contract

The Office of Personnel Management will recompete the Recruitment One-Stop contract.

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Ore. group wins $1.6M TSA grant

A prototype security system for ports could eventually provide the basis for an info-sharing network throughout the Northwest and beyond.

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GSA moves personnel

Casey Coleman becomes CIO, replacing Jimmy Parker, who was named assistant regional administrator of GSA's Heartland Region.

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CAPPS II faces overhaul

But a good portion of the program will be retained, a DHS spokeswoman says.