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Anteon, Raytheon win Navy deal
The $726 million contract covers systems modernization support.
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James: No place for bogus degrees
Agencies must ensure that employees and applicants are fully qualified, OPM's director says.
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Book excerpt: Does IT matter?
Nicholas Carr says that IT?s strategic importance is diminishing.
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Editorial: Honoring John Gulick
The former CSC official had a lot to teach people about public relations.
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DHS tests regional tech program
The Homeland Security Department launched a program aimed at testing new technologies, concepts and responses in state and local situations.
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GSA starts the process to redo FedBizOpps
The General Services Administration late last month issued a request for proposals for a new Federal Business Opportunities system.
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E-voting debate: paper or no paper
As the administrator of elections for Maryland, Linda Lamone believes electronic voting machines are safe and secure, even without a paper trail.
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CIOs to detail project management requirements
The federal Chief Information Officers Council plans to eliminate some of the guesswork from project management certification.
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OPM pushes swift hiring
The Office of Personnel Management says it can show federal agencies how to hire qualified candidates within 45 days.
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Seattle digitizes crime records
ABM America is providing four products to form an integrated system for the Seattle police department.
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E-voting requires risk management
But risk can never be completely neutralized, officials said.
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US-VISIT may help find overstays
Congressional auditors say the visitor tracking system could fix some problems in tracking visa overstays.
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Architecture helps ATF reorg
ATF's deputy CIO says her bureau finishes most of its IT projects on time and within budget.
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IRS cuts tech jobs
The tax agency's CIO expects to "free up" roughly 150 jobs at computing centers, and cut positions in other areas as well.
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