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Federal Triangle
Presidential Web performance; marketing e-file; and an international incident.
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GSA E-Travel mandatory
Federal agencies are now required to use the General Services Administration's E-Travel Service for travel arrangements and employee reimbursement.
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Eye on IT programs
Agency programs serve as test beds for the latest thinking in technology and policy
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Thoughts on the box and life outside it
Steve Kelman reflects on the challenges of convincing others that unconventional wisdom is common sense.
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HSARPA looks for radiation detector improvements
The Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency seeks input on what features such detection systems should contain.
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Alabama county verifies OT with prints
Jefferson County's new system requires each worker to provide fingerprints for scanning when they clock in and out.
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Harris hired to build Iraqi media
The Defense Contracting Command will pay Harris up to $165 million for transmitters, broadcast equipment and IT services to update Iraq's mass media.
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Navy e-business pilots sail forth
The Navy's e-business office says the first round of its fiscal 2004 pilot projects will cover six programs with a total funding of $3.8 million.
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GSA audit confirms misuse of funds
More than $133 million earmarked for information technology was spent inappropriately, says the GSA inspector general.
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Air Force wants tactical info in GCSS
The Air Force plans to integrate command, control, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems with the Global Combat Support System.
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Lee back as defense procurement chief
The announcement comes less than three months after she joined the Coalition Provisional Authority.
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Bush chooses DHS finance chief
Customs official Andrew Maner has been chosen as chief financial officer for the Homeland Security Department.
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Accela to create Minneapolis building portal
It will let people go online to apply for construction permits, schedule inspections, check project status and pay fees.
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E-filing’s popularity lets IRS shift resources to enforcement
The IRS is reorganizing some operations as a result of increased electronic filing by taxpayers and technology use by agency employees.<br>
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Defense books still don't comply
Continuing a trend that has been ongoing for years, an Inspector General says a credible audit of DOD financial statements can't be issued.
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NASA sites bear Mars load
Download times have doubled, but the space agency's site has stayed up despite getting the equivalent of a half-year of traffic in three days.
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