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Improved USAJobs site attracting hordes of job hunters
Federal job seekers are using the new USAJobs Web site at a rate of more than 10 times the previous site, the Office of Personnel Management said.<br>
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Agencies on the path to P3P
One piece of the E-Government Act of 2002 aims to make Web site policies easier for users to understand.
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More diploma investigation likely
The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee may request a broader study of diploma mills.
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Netcentric warfare to use more sims
As the military becomes a more networked force, it will have to relearn how to fight, the leader of U.S. Joint Forces Command says.
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Virginia tech agency gets CIO
Lemuel Stewart is the first CIO of the Virginia Information Technology Agency.
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Stenbit content with IT progress
The Defense Department's departing CIO says he's happy with the work done for GIG-BE, NCES, JTRS and other programs.
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DHS chooses mentor-protégé team
Homeland Security Department officials have apparently selected the first two technology vendors to participate in the agency's new mentor-protégé program.
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Puget crime agencies to share data
Northrop Grumman will design and implement the Law Enforcement Information Exchange System for organizations in the Puget Sound region.
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Air Force activates Cheyenne system
The Air Force recently turned on the first of three new computer systems at Cheyenne Mountain.
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Joint exercise includes simulators
The 13-day Joint National Training Capability Horizontal Training exercise uses live forces, manned simulators and computer environments.
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Unisys to secure Tricare
DOD will pay up to $34 million for security management, certification and accreditation for the Tricare Automated Information System Network Programs.
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NCSA plans Social Security study
Social Security officials hope the National Center for Supercomputing Applications can find ways to get more citizens to use the Ticket to Work program.
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Census tries PDAs, Web technology
The Census Bureau so far has two tests scheduled to evaluate new data collection methods.
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AT&T to guide IT business
The Air Force has awarded AT&T Government Solutions a contract to mentor a small, Native American-owned technology company in New Mexico.
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More money sought for anti-crime network
The Bush administration says it will ask for a 12.7 percent increase in the budget for the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
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Dems see 'outdated' IT for homeland security
House Democrats released an 18-page report that they said highlights weaknesses in the administration's homeland security efforts.
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Judge upholds Eolas ruling against Microsoft
But the USPTO officials are reviewing the disputed patent for Web plug-ins.
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CADE release depends on employee mastery
The new IRS taxpayer database will go live this year if and when workers at the agency’s Martinsburg, W.Va., data center can operate the Customer Account Data Engine under peak demand.<@SM><@SM>
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