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Making systems work

It's going to take a solid program management infrastructure that spans agencies and creates knowledge-sharing systems.

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Navy throws manuals overboard

XML replaces paper with bytes

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How the Mint uses enterprise architecture

How the Mint uses enterprise architecture

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Checking out the other side

Feds, industry trading places

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Below the line

Budget cuts forced defense officials to cut several projects from their 2004 evaluation program.

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Cooper's to-do list for 2004

DHS CIO Steve Cooper focuses on back-office integration

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SES pay scale kicks in

High-level federal employees paid under the Senior Executive Service got a rude awakening at the start of the year.

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Legislating in an election year

Eye on legislation: Issues range from GSA consolidation to first responder funding

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Cisco's Spehar: A team player

Wannabe baseball star finds happiness in federal field work

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ATF hopes to hit new heights

Early adopting agency moves from managing seats to managed services

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Do you qualify?

OPM issued a proposed rule governing the Information Technology Exchange program.

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Welcome to the Palace

College internship program helps Air Force find IT workers

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Net-centric on the cheap

DOD tests fewer technologies after funding is slashed

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Tightening the loop

Building a classified network

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Buying into enterprise architecture

U.S. Mint convinces employees the effort will save money

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How the federal government is attracting a new generation of technology workers

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Navy e-business unit targets back-office projects

The Navy’s eBusiness Operations Office works like many military units; it finds a target and looks for the simplest, most efficient way of hitting it.<@SM>But in the case of the e-business office, the targets are ways to improve the service’s back-office operations, and its ammunition is the funding to support them.

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E-Gov fund shortchanged again

The $820 billion Omnibus Appropriations Bill that the Senate passed last night allocated only $3 million for the E-Government fund—$2 million less than last year and $42 million less than the president’s request.<@SM>

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Wanted: GoLearn thoughts

Office of Personnel Management officials want ideas to develop a task order for the Government Online Learning Center.

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Cebrowski sees transformation change

The director of DOD's Force Transformation Office praises netcentric efforts.