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DHS does geospatial with Northrop
Homeland Security Department officials awarded a $10 million contract to Northrop Grumman Corp. for three wireless geospatial solutions.
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Commerce tech slots filled
Michelle O'Neill and Daniel Caprio Jr. have been named to IT-related posts.
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Survey shows Web doesn’t replace personal contact
The availability of electronic services hasn’t reduced the need for phone and in-person contacts with federal employees, a new study concludes.
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Bates gets Franke
The FTS commissioner received the John J. Franke Award for contributions to federal service.
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GAO clamors for DHS research plan
DHS lacks a strategic plan for research and development of technological countermeasures.
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Group issues privacy tips
The Technology and Privacy Advisory Committee issued a report on protecting privacy while fighting terror.
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Making a career from fortunate accidents
Navy's Carpenter looks back on nearly three decades of service
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Wanted: Air Force seeks IT integrator
The service wants a company to manage systems at Air and Space Operations Centers.
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Lacey to run DOD personnel system
Defense officials announced the first program executive officer for the national security personnel system.
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Quintet wins software spots
The Defense Department named five companies today eligible to bid on back-office software projects worth up to $1 billion.
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Wireless Garland to grace police
The police department will be the first users of a high-speed wireless network built for Garland, Texas.
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GovDocs business grows
The manager of e-mail subscriptions won more contracts in the first five months of 2004 than all of last year.
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OPM builds multiagency training site
The desire to get more mileage out of e-learning content is not confined by the walls of one agency or department.
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Learning to share
Reusing e-learning courseware can be a big cost saver, but tricky business.
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