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Swimming in data
The Homeland Security Department's Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection Directorate shares information with many federal, state and local government agencies.
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Tiemann: Maturity or bust
Enterprise architecture is the right way to plan to effectively and efficiently use IT.
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Agencies show privacy progress
Feds are closer to finding a governmentwide privacy process, officials say.
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Where things stand
The e-government initiatives are moving forward, even if all of the original goals have not been met.
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Trimble: Funding our priorities
We are not demonstrating our support for e-government with our pocketbooks.
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Inspector general finds holes in defense technology protection
The report states that DOD lacks safeguards to keep technology at research centers and universities from falling into hostile hands.
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Lisagor: Innovation by listening
Managers need to engage in constructive conversations with employees.
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Computer Associates wins DISA deal
The Defense Information Systems Agency awarded a $102 million contract to CA for operations and maintenance of military computer systems.
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Callahan quits DHS
The Homeland Security Department's deputy CIO, whose academic credentials were questioned, has formally resigned today.
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DIA aims for easily managed info
The Defense Intelligence Agency says planned IT updates for the next six years will pale in comparison to those made from the first Persian Gulf War, a top official says.
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Oregon alliance pushes info-sharing standard
The RAINS Open Specification for Sensitive Information Sharing is based on a program that provides a real-time communication bridge between organizations within the framework of a centrally managed, secure wide-area network.
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SAIC settles with Defense
The company will pay $484,500 to settle a claim that it misled the Defense Department in regards to a computer system.
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Interior back online
A federal appeals court blocked a judge's order to shut off Internet access to most of the Interior Department.
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