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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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Interior to seek injunction suspension
Department officials are expected to respond as early as today to seek a stay of a judge's order keeping its computers off-line.
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War games teach data sharing
Two computer-simulated exercises showed that U.S. and coalition forces can improve data sharing and train together by connecting their virtual laboratories.
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DHS defends border cards
A Homeland Security official says it's just temporary until US-VISIT gets going.
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SSA expands access to Death Master File
The Social Security Administration's Death Master File is now available online in a variety of applications, making it easier for users to verify deaths.<br>
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Editorial: Where are the innovators?
An unintended consequence of a sophisticated approach to e-government could be a loss of innovation.
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Counterpoint: A missed opportunity
Colleen Kelley, president of the National Treasury Employees Union, says the Homeland Security Department's human resources proposals lack fairness, credibility and transparency.
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Retooling e-authentication
Draft document recommends that agencies use commercial credentials
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Portal bliss
Air Force officials hope to add 750,000 subscribers during the first week of April to the Air Force portal to improve collaboration and data sharing.
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