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Users comin' on over to e-gov sites
The latest customer satisfaction survey says that loyalty to government sites is growing.
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Book excerpt: Management after Sept. 11
Addressing the need to increase the focus and effectiveness of the federal government.
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Bugs in the system
Government primes multipronged effort to detect and counter bioterrorism attacks
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MIDAS to model unwelcome touch
The four grants that the National Institute of General Medical Sciences awarded in May for the institute's Models of Infectious Disease Agents Study program
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Making technology work for record management
Tech execs and records managements need to understand each other, analysts say.
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A crisis for Web preservation
Fugitive documents published on the Web are not being preserved
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Digital radios: A new calling plan
As Project 25 matures, first responder radios become more interoperable, although problems remain
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Swarming: A new model of collaboration
Rather than have an overarching authority decide what information will be distributed and who will receive it, the Homeland Security Information Network (HSIN) will operate based on a concept known as 'swarming.'
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Looking into a crystal ball for the future IT workforce
Managers urged to think strategically to hire the best workers
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Editorial: Making IT matter
For CIOs to be as effective as they can be, they need access to money, information and people.
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CSC exec goes to Crown
Steve Kalish, who retired this spring from Computer Sciences Corp., has been named president of Crown Consulting Inc.
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DISA selects e-records file management standard
DISA has selected software that uses an Internet open standard for document and file management that supports e-records
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US-VISIT gets green light from the House
Democrats fail to block Accenture from getting a $10 billion homeland security deal.
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DHS unfolds new safety net
Concept for nationwide info-sharing network applauded, but devil is in the details
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Keeping the money flowing for first responders
Task force identifies obstacles preventing swift disbursal
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HHS selects Northrop Grumman for e-travel
The Department of Health and Human Services has selected Northrop Grumman to provide E-Travel Services.
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More follow-through needed
Among the technologies that can play a role in homeland security, some illustrate the industry's latest advances, from biometric identification systems to data-mining software that can unearth telling patterns of activity amid mountains of seemingly unrelated data.
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