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TSA puts project management on vitamins
Doubling in size, Project Control Office boosts focus on business practices
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Comings and goings
Allan Holmes, Stephen Rohleder, Stephen Kalish, Charles Durkin, Peter Kendall, Clark Masters, Karl Reichelt
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E-voting skeptics rally for paper
With the next presidential election less than five months away, Rep. Rush Holt (D-N.J.) led a rally last week at the Cannon House Office Building in Washington, D.C., to heighten the sense of urgency for e-voting paper-trail legislation.
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Standardizing health records
The administration's health IT coordinator says feds will help develop interoperability standards for the healthcare industry.
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Navy takes new shot at NMCI metrics
Officials are phasing out some provisions that have delayed efforts to attract users to NMCI.
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Sprehe: Pop-up policies
Columnist Tim Sprehe says e-records management should minimize end-user involvement.
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DHS' umbrella insurance plan
Agency offers four companies liability protection for anti-terrorism technology
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Exchanging the old for the new at the Pentagon
National Security Personnel System offers DOD greater flexibility
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Editorial: Making records matter
Those on the front lines don't understand why maintaining records is important.
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House plans e-gov cuts
Congressional support for e-government initiatives has been shaky from the start, but a recent move sharply undercuts a handful of the projects, even as they near completion.
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The ‘Intelligent Internet’ is making gains
Key developments in computer intelligence synthesis should bolster growth of electronic government services, according to a recent report.<@SM>
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Group outlines records problems
The Electronic Records Policy Working Group is expected to publish a report on these challenges by July 1.
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Is eight enough for data?
Four times as many airlines as originally thought turned over passenger information to TSA contractors.
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Army buys Apple supercomputer
The MACH 5 will use 1,566 dual-processor servers and is expected to top 25 teraflops when it goes online.
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Byrd delays OFPP nominee
The senior senator from West Virginia wants to meet with David Safavian before the latter is confirmed as administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy.
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Grants available for preservation R&D
Feds are offering $2.3 million in research grants for managing and preserving digital information.
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