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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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Heavy lifting required
The FBI has had five chief information officers in the past two years and five chief architects in the past 16 months, according to officials at the General Accounting Office.
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Lisagor: How to succeed in business
Develop a strategy that has clear and measurable objectives, columnist Michael Lisagor says.
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What's an enterprise architect?
The Office of Management and Budget's chief architect is at the helm of the federal government's enterprise architecture.
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Navy misses PKI deadline
The Navy has been granted a six-month extension to comply with Defense Department public-key infrastructure standards
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DLA to outsource servers, databases
Defense Logistics Agency officials want a third party to operate its computer servers and databases.
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