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Ohio creates CIO post
Greg Jackson was named state Chief Information Officer to oversee Ohio's new Office of Information Technology.
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General Dynamics hires Baker
Roger Baker will be the company's vice president of federal civilian operations.
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FirstGov’s FAST engine gets faster
To speed responses to FirstGov site visitors, the General Services Administration will update the portal’s search engine software.<br>
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Tax industry says its involvement is key to IRS increasing e-filers
Tax professionals are essential to ensuring that more returns are filed electronically, the chairman of the Council for Electronic Revenue Communication Advancement said.<br>
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Arizona to consolidate e-purchasing
The state's fiscal 2005 budget calls for a statewide procurement system.
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Military health care makes use of tech
Telemedicine and the Joint Medical Surveillance System are transforming military medicine, officials say.
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Cities, states spend millions on wireless
Delaware, Detroit are among those planning to upgrade their wireless communications for emergency response and homeland security.
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First responder report due in spring
The federal government hopes to release a sweeping document on the priorities of first responders.
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OPM preparing online learning contract
The Office of Personnel Management by early March will release a request for proposals for online training services for its E-Learning e-government project.<br>
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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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Below the line
Budget cuts forced defense officials to cut several projects from their 2004 evaluation program.
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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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