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E-gov objectives largely unfulfilled
A GAO report finds that less than half of the goals for e-government programs have been, but e-gov officials say they're pleased.
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Panel sees room for e-gov improvement
A panel at the FOSE conference concluded that more work needs to be done on e-government.
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Cooper aims for better info sharing
Improving information sharing will be a top priority for the Homeland Security Department in the coming year, agency CIO Steve Cooper said.
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Inspector: DHS lacks info sharing standard
Homeland Security's inspector general says it could take seven years to meld 22 independent agencies into one seamless organization.
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Old thoughts hinder agencies, Accenture CEO says
Old ways of thinking keep agencies from becoming more efficient, says Accenture's CEO.
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Does Defense need a high-level financial manager?
DOD may need an assistant secretary dedicated to day-to-day financial management, the U.S. comptroller general says.
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CopLink developer certifies vendors
Process entails formal exchange of sharing schemas and underlying architectures for tighter integration with the CopLink data tool used by law enforcement agencies.
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E-government advances ‘only a first step’
Despite advances, disconnects remain between federal agencies and users, e-government leaders and watchers said today.<br>
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Feds go looking for e-customers
The new theme for federal e-government is: location, location, location. The Bush administration launches campaign to market its online services.<@SM>
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Eight IT projects get kudos for excellence
Two Quicksilver initiatives were among six federal and two state and local IT projects to receive Showcase of Excellence awards today at FOSE 2004 in Washington.<@SM>
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Post office backs off e-commerce
But the organization needs to be able to expand beyond its traditional business, the postmaster general says.
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USAJobs.com: 45 million served
The federal jobs site launched last August has welcomed 45 million visitors, according to the Office of Personnel Management.
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NIST honored for library tech
A Library of Congress committee will give awards to federal libraries and librarians for outstanding work and technological innovations in 2003.
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SCO threatens to sue Energy labs
As part of its campaign against free use of Linux, the company wants the department to pay licensing fees for the operating system.
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Lieberman blasts Bush cybersecurity plan
The Democratic senator's latest criticism of DHS focuses on the National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace.
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States warm up to GSA’s IT schedule
Rep. Tom Davis today stumped for more IT vendors to make cooperative purchasing part of their General Services Administration IT Schedule contracts.<br>
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ERIC gets $34.6 million upgrade
CSC won the Education Resources Information Center contract to build a single database and create a new search engine with access to full articles.
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DHS unveils rail measures
The Homeland Security Department announced initiatives to improve the security of the country's transit and rail systems.
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