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DARPA tech chief envisions the future

Sci-fi inspires Ron Brachman to use computers in creative ways

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Accessibility pitfalls

Common obstacles to making Web sites accessible for all.

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Bush's choice to replace Carlin raises concerns

After almost nine years as archivist of the United States, John Carlin will step down as soon as the Senate confirms Allen Weinstein, President Bush’s choice to become the ninth archivist.

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Postal Service uses software to manage labor pool

Product helps control costs and deploy workers more efficiently

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Setting the standard

The Interagency Committee on Government Information's Web Content Standards Working Group released draft recommendations last week for comment.

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Workforce diversity part of GPO transformation

Oh, how things have changed.

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Group issues Web content draft

Standards designed to help users find common info

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Tech building Safe Cities

DHS to unveil initiative for implementing Homeland Security technologies and systems in local communities and regions.

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This year's model: Business process

New mandates, methods spur renewed interest in business modeling tools

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From model to working machine

Confusion abounds.

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DHS funds control systems research

Eleven small-business research grants recently awarded deal with secure supervisory control and data acquisition systems.

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Accessibility development and evaluation tools

There's no one-size-fits-all solution for software to build accessible Web sites.

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Making government accessible ? online

Accessibility is the law, but feds find it is easier said than done

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Carlin to resign from NARA

Allen Weinstein has been nominated to replace John Carlin as national archivist.

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Setting the priorities

Education and training is the best place to start with Web accessibility.

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Accessible doesn't mean usable

Meeting Section 508 requirements doesn't mean a Web site works well for people with disabilities.

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GSA issues RFI for next e-gov projects

The General Services Administration seeks ideas on how government can better integrate the systems and services that support financial, grants and human resources management.<br><@SM>

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Air Force wants IT hardware vendors

The service expects to release a request for proposals by mid-May for the desktop, notebook and computer server portion of its Information Technology Tools program.

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Ideas wanted for e-gov business lines

The General Services Administration released a request for information on consolidation efforts in three business areas.

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New Mexico e-gov marches on

New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson apparently plans to move ahead with establishing a government e-portal to consolidate access to government services.