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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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California releases e-voting standards
The standards will govern the use of a voter-verified paper trail.
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Building an organization
The FBI's Records Management Division is organized into three sections, each led by experts hired in 2002
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OMB initiates funding model for Grants.gov
Grants.gov will move from a development to a fee-for-service model to support the operation and maintenance phase of the Quicksilver initiative.
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Agencies express interest in Windows sealant
White House and others give ImmuneEngine a closer look
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Interagency committee identifies steps to citizen-centered Web site
The Interagency Committee on Government Information last week recommended seven steps agencies can take to make their Web sites more accessible.
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OMB lays out Grants.gov funding
A new formula outlines how much each agency should contribute to the initiative in the next two years.
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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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