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McDonald Bradley wins DOD deal
The company won a $20 million contract related to the Defense Intelligence Agency's Horizontal Fusion Portfolio Collateral Space Initiative.
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HHS gets CIO
Charles Havekost will become chief information officer for Health and Human Services.
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9-11 group faults IT obsolescence
Funding disputes held up technology upgrades for the FBI before Sept. 11, 2001, officials told the 9-11 Commission.
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Knowledge system helps fight bombs
Army commanders and soldiers used the new Battle Command Knowledge System to discuss and exchange information about roadside bombs in Iraq.
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Air Force merges spacelift systems
Lockheed Martin's Integrated Systems & Solutions division will update systems at the Air Force's spacelift ranges.
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IRS, Army win E-Gov awards
The honors were announced at the E-gov Institute's Knowledge Management Conference.
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Security clearances: The hottest ticket in town
A mini-industry is springing up for temp IT workers already cleared for sensitive work
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Air Force to streamline peripheral buys
Air Force information technology officials are devising a new strategy for how the service should buy and maintain peripherals.
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Little progress on clearance overload
No one knows the size of the security clearance backlog.
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Keeping up the pace of architecture
Haycock successor needed soon to keep road map on track, experts say
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Editorial: Unintended consequences
Attempts to curtail long-term Defense contracts could have unintended effects.
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Knowledge vs. content management
KM has been an intellectual discipline in search of good software.
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Firms primed for Navy center
Officials from the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Dahlgren, Va. awarded prime contractor status to 154 firms so they can compete for IT support deals worth a maximum total of $10 billion.
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Plug-and-play expertise
Army help-desk portal taps knowledge management tools to solve staff problems
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Wynn: Be prepared with contingencies
Guest columnist Jackie Mitchell Wynn says organizations should be able to survive a business interruption at code red.
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