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The 411 on e-gov
A guide to online resources for ideas and case studies about delivering services electronically
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Should voting go paperless?
When voters go to the polls in November, they will face any one of several voting machines.
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Battelle sees intelligence innovation
Intelligence collection heads a list of innovations in the war against terrorism, according to research firm Battelle.
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Army uses Citrix for logistics
The Army command at Fort Belvoir, Va., uses the company's software to process up to 70,000 supply transactions daily.
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Rand: Feds protect maps
But the company's report on the security of geospatial data found that nonfederal sites have some sensitive data.
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E-filers just shy of half of all tax filers
Taxpayers e-filed more than 49 percent of all returns. IRS commissioner predicts "we will reach a milestone" next year.
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ITES shopping list
To date, the Army has awarded nine task orders using the new Information Technology Enterprise Solutions contract.
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Today's conflicts sway futuristic war game
Current operations provide fodder for commanders envisioning 2015 battles
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Schatz: True hiring competition
Guest columnist Thomas A. Schatz says government entry into the marketplace must not foreclose competition.
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Editorial: A global view
E-government leaders around the world should organize pan-Atlantic working groups that bring together subject matter experts in particular areas of interest.
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OMB to deliver competitive sourcing data
The Bush administration plans to deliver its first report on competitive sourcing to Congress this month.
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DHS puts off SPIRIT
Officials are reassessing the multibillion-dollar tech services contract.
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Democrats push bioterrorism, aviation security bills
Two Democratic members of the House Select Committee on Homeland Security introduced bills.
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FBI CIO takes control
All IT investments for the FBI now go through the CIO's office, which is also building program management functions.
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