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DHS pay system regs almost done

Homeland Security Department officials believe it could be a model for other federal human resource systems.

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A milestone for measuring results

Results should be seen as a tool for improvement so people will embrace it.

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Staking out new ground

National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency transforms beyond maps.

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Fed architecture enters next phase

OMB officials have organized a user group pilot for the federal enterprise architecture management system.

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Wanted: 21st century manager

New skills and talent needed across government

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IT planning evolves ? again

OMB focuses on architectures, security, planning

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What's in a name?

Officials say the agency now called NGA has a title that more accurately reflects the organization's true mission.

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Bush proposes belt tightening

Marginal increase in IT spending leaves some agencies hot, some not

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A new take on management

Now there's a 'management watch list' for at-risk projects.

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Army's Future Combat Systems at the heart of transformation

The Army's multiyear, multibillion-dollar Future Combat Systems (FCS) program marks one of the fastest procurements in the service's 228-year history.

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DOD's broken IT accounting system

Problems result in a $1.6 billion discrepancy in budget documents

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IRS privacy czar protects public trust

Bernstein toils at intersection of Internet, society

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Supporting the troops in Iraq

An NGA official says the Iraqi conflict was one of the mapping agency's 'greatest success stories.'

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Budget blackjack

The Army double-downs on Current Force and Future Force funding ? and wins both hands

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Watch list target pushed to summer's end

Checking names against 12 separate terrorism watch lists before merging them into one file is a cumbersome process, Tom Ridge says.

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Rewarding good work

Congress acts on bills to give NASA, GAO management flexibility

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Reed: Eyeing the world from Davos

For economic leaders, the cost implications of "world sourcing" are compelling.

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Minnesota refurbishes its claims system

Business rule software improves performance without altering code

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Online extra: OMB looks to ordering fees to cover E-Gov Fund shortfall

The Office of Management and Budget is asking lawmakers to change the law that governs how the Federal Supply Service spends surplus revenue.

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President Bush’s 2005 proposal would amount to 1 percent bump

The startlingly small 1 percent increase for IT funding outlined in President Bush’s fiscal 2005 budget proposal illustrates that agencies are heeding the administration’s call to closely mesh systems and mission requirements.