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Web content: Get organized

The hard work required by draft content management policies could pay off.

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Transportation to use e-learning

Plateau 4's Learning Management System will handle e-training for DOT.

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CopLink vendor focuses on interoperability

A Tucson, Ariz.-based company announced the creation of an interoperability certification program to accelerate future deployments.

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DLA launches outsourcing initiative

The Defense Logistics Agency plans to hire a team of vendors consolidate and manage its information system infrastructure.

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Goddard CIO: A computer whiz with a human touch

Linda Wilbanks makes tech work on Earth and in space

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OMB seeks new e-government ideas

Feds want vendors to present their best solutions to improve efficiency and business performance in three areas.

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Agencies slow to meet online privacy criteria

A few more fed sites have proper privacy policies, but the adoption rate should be faster, an Ernst and Young report states.

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Usability training ? useful, but...

Experts say GSA/HHS program for Web masters may not be enough

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Finding a program

Programs for enlisted and noncommissioned offers to further their education

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TSA: Fixing hiring problems slowly

Officials have been trying to improve hiring practices for airport screeners since 2002.

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Army plans new TEIS contract

Officials want to continue a $1 billion program that provides Army installations and operations with engineering, information assurance and systems integration computer services.

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CPA steps up contract awards

The Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) wants to award $6 billion of the $18.4 billion that Congress appropriated for Iraq in November by June 30...

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Firm resolve but no easy resolution

Federal officials wrestle with homeland security problems

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NMCI software center coming soon

The military leaders of the Navy Marine Corps Intranet project expect to have a center for software approval running in a few months.

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Put management systems to work

Agencies with automated content management tools may not have as much difficulty addressing recommendations in Web content management policies.

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Federal programmers get agile

Radical new approach makes software development more flexible

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GAO finds holes in HUD records

Auditors say Housing and Urban Development didn't properly account for purchases of computer equipment.

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Military trains for the future

Soldiers trade longer service for IT education

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Safecom requirements released

It's the first comprehensive look at what public safety organizations at all levels of government consider their top technical and policy priorities for information sharing.

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Portland group simulates crisis

A nonprofit organization uses game tech to train officials in reacting to disasters and terrorist attacks.