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Pinpointing risk for smarter spending
Perhaps the most fundamental problem in homeland security investment is knowing where to start.
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Defense bill strips Buy American revisions
Critics pleased that buying requirements will not be changed
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R&D experts pitch e-gov funding plan
SBA-run research program could make up for budget shortfalls, officials say
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Homeland security's secret weapon
Enterprise architecture modeling emerges as key tool for improving readiness
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Taking stock two years later
Since Sept. 11, 2001, IT investment priorities have started to become clear, as have questions about funding levels
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Boots and suits
Although interoperable communication has been a major national goal, governments have been slow to act on it...
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Federal architecture creates opportunities
The Office of Management and Budget's federal enterprise architecture is a business-based framework that describes the kinds of operations carried out by government.
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Architecture guides DHS investments
The Homeland Security Department completed the first draft of its enterprise architecture in mid-October.
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Security on a shoestring
Here's where resourceful IT managers find help with their security problems
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DOD buys Blackboard technology
Military dependents' schools will use the company's Learning and Portal systems.
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Agencies launch one-stop portal for product recalls
Just in time for the holiday gift-buying season, six agencies have unveiled a Web portal listing recalled consumer products. <br>
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Deadline for Web privacy policies looms
Agencies have three weeks to beef up their Web site privacy policies as required under the E-Government Act of 2002.<br>
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Bush signs Defense Authorization Bill
It gives the nod to more than $63.4 billion for R&D and testing.
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E-gov projects receive 508 attention
As the Health and Human Services Department prepared to launch the latest version of <a href="http://Grants.gov">Grants.gov</a> last month, usability testers hit a snag.
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Lawmakers take aim at E-Gov Fund and the rules for A-76 competitions
In an appropriations bill approved this month, lawmakers took on the White House by cutting funds for Quicksilver e-government projects and altering competitive-sourcing rules.
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