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Potomac Forum sets up scholarship program
The information technology education and training organization has donated $10,000 to set up a scholarship program for undergraduates seeking careers in IT.
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US-VISIT solicitation coming soon
The Homeland Security Department plans a Nov. 28 release of its presolicitation notice for a US-VISIT system to track foreign visitors.
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USDA seeks help with technology planning
The Agriculture Department will look to its customers, vendors and employees as it plans and implements technology.<br>
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GAO: E-gov projects need more collaboration
Project managers of four of the Quicksilver e-government initiatives must improve how they collaborate with their agency partners for their projects to be successful, the General Accounting Office said today.<br>
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Marines aim for comprehensive network
The current networks are too complicated and unwieldy, officers say.
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GAO sees insufficient e-gov cooperation
Four e-government programs need to do more work with partner agencies, General Accounting Office officials say.
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VA launches new health portal
My HealtheVet is designed as a one-stop service for VA benefits, special programs and health information.
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Report highlights E911 holes
Less than a fifth of public safety answering points provide specific locations of wireless callers, GAO officials said.
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EDS wins E-Travel contract after all
The General Services Administration yesterday awarded EDS Corp. a contract to provide online travel management for the E-Travel program.<br>
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Keep your security chin up
Focus on the 'known good state' of a system, a security expert says.
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State CIOs work on IT funding alternatives
The chief information officers plan to work with state legislatures
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CIOs need political muscle, panel says
Chief information officers' funding issues and priorities require a legislative partner, regardless of political party, officials declare.
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Interior budget limits Indian accounting
Congress and the administration defy a federal judge's order for a full historical accounting of American Indian trust assets.
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Former intelligence officer joins DHS
Bush plans to appoint Patrick Hughes as DHS' assistant secretary for information analysis.
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EDS gets e-travel slice
The General Services Administration included EDS as a federal e-travel vendor following the company's protest of the original award.
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Labor board redesigns Web site
The National Labor Relations Board's new online look has gone live.
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Accenture sets value of public sector IT
The Public Sector Value Model is supposed to measure the worth of IT projects.
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