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GAO lists SEVIS monitoring gaps
But DHS has improved the system for tracking foreign students, auditors say.
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US-VISIT gets green light from the House
Democrats failed to block the $10 billion award to Accenture.
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Zeppieri named TSA CIO
Sources say TSA picked David Zeppieri as its next chief information officer.
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Lawmakers push for reforms of border tech, immigration
McCain says border control is insufficient.
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DHS gets green light for NOAA warnings
The Homeland Security Department can develop an alert and warning message that can be delivered through NOAA's All-Hazards Network.
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Group recommends DHS grant exemption
A task force suggests that fiscal 2005 homeland security grants be exempted from the federal Cash Management Improvement Act of 1990.
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Experts: More people needed for money oversight
Industry officials say additional workforce resources are needed for financial management.
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Committee shields Accenture deal
But the House will debate a proposal that could prohibit future homeland security deals with overseas firms.
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TSA tries biometric checks
Frequent fliers who agree to submit biometric data and pass a background will be able to breeze through checkpoints at five airports.
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Matthews wins AFFIRM award
The Transportation CIO was cited for leadership in governmentwide information resources management.
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Senate opens door for A-76 protests
Federal employees could have more power to protest competitive sourcing decisions.
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Two e-gov initiatives change project managers
A pair of Quicksilver e-government projects reaching critical points of their development will have new managers.
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Wargames stress data sharing
The Combined Joint Task Force Exercise will test two devices in a live and computer-simulated environment
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Points of contact
On Sept. 11, 2001, all terrorism became local. State and local governments remain the front-line soldiers in the war against terror on domestic fronts.
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SUNY-Albany think tank suggests IT policy
The Center for Technology in Government analyzed interviews with 29 people involved with recovery efforts after 9/11.
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Munns moves on from NMCI
Navy Rear Adm. Charles Munns, director of the Navy Marine Corps Intranet, gets a promotion and a transfer.
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Biometric reprieve granted
The House approved a one-year deadline extension for visa-waiver countries to have machine-readable, tamper-resistant passports with embedded biometric identifiers.
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Four universities to test preservation handling
Stanford, Johns Hopkins, Harvard and Old Dominion will be partners in a test of procedures for handling large digital collections slated for preservation.
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