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NMCI limits e-mail attachments
The Navy Marine Corps Intranet will limit attachments to 10M in size, starting April 1.
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IRS sees IT modernization helping enforcement
“Most would agree that improvement of IRS taxpayer services was achieved in large part at the expense of needed enforcement activities,” but that's about to change, IRS commissioner Mark Everson says.
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Four vie for first ITES order
The Army is considering one of four projects as the first task order of the $1 billion Information Technology Enterprise Solutions contract.
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Roland wins $8.5M simulation deal
The company will provide software system design and maintenance for the simulation system at the Joint Warfighting Center.
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Putnam questions OMB oversight
Questioning how strict OMB has been about dismal security grades, Rep. Adam Putnam wants to know how much has been withheld from agencies' budgets for new systems.
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Davis questions border cards
The congressman has concerns about DHS' plans to use border-crossing cards for some Mexican citizens in place of the visitor tracking system.
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Nothing easy about security
The maze of requirements imposed by the Federal Information Security Management Act has created confusion about interpretation.
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Interior protests court ruling
The Interior Department criticized a court order to shut down its IT systems in the latest round of the ongoing battle over Native American asset management.
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PEO-EIS eyes goals for 2004
The Army's Program Executive Office-Enterprise Information Systems will work with vendors to ensure IT programs succeed.
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Consultant provides Grants.gov assessments
Turner Consulting Group officials say they can analyze an agency's readiness for the governmentwide portal for finding and applying for grants.
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A break from bad news
The Federal 100 is our way of saying thanks for what can be a thankless task.
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DARPA racers fall short
None of the 21 robots in the DARPA Grand Challenge finished the race.
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Feds' health, job sites score well
Federal health and job recruiting Web sites are among the top e-government performers, according to the latest survey from the University of Michigan.
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E-gov: Four measures of progress
Office of Management and Budget is required to report to Congress on agencies' progress in meeting each of the law's provisions.
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Four lessons learned
During the development of their data-sharing system, Commerce Department officials discovered the value of a few things.
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Reinvention as a way of life
How feds learned new ways to think about the work they do and the services they deliver
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Emory Miller: Blazing a trail
The foundation for many of today?s training programs was Trail Boss.
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