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E-learning covers people skills
The Center for Veterinary Medicine's e-learning program teaches collaboration skills, in addition to technical know-how.
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GAO questions E-Authentication timetable
The General Services Administration’s timetable for building a gateway for the E-Authentication project is unrealistic, the General Accounting Office said.<br><@SM>
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USPS offers free postmarking app for Word
Citizens and businesses now can use the Postal Service’s electronic postmark capability to digitally sign and apply date and time stamps to Microsoft Word documents.<br>
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Military frets over A-76 studies
Defense officials fear their competitive sourcing efforts could be derailed by new requirements in the 2004 spending bill.
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GAO sees e-Authentication challenges
They could make it difficult to complete the program, the General Accounting Office says.
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Agencies to review Common Criteria
OMB will see if the standard will help federal civilian departments improve IT security.
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Defense plans smaller, cheaper satellites
Military officials expect TacSat-1 will launch in about nine months for a total cost of only $15 million.
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OMB’s Evans will focus on leadership
Karen Evans, the new administrator of e-government and IT, yesterday stepped out of the large shadow of Mark Forman by promising to take a different tack than her predecessor.
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FirstGov en Espanol esta aqui!
The federal government now has a Spanish version of its one-stop portal for information.
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Aviation CIO stresses security needs
Good cybersecurity requires multiple layers, system monitoring and effective quarantining of network intrusions, says the FAA's chief information officer.
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SPIRIT to move DHS contracts
The $10 billion SPIRIT procurement vehicle will award contracts in four performance areas for the Homeland Security Department.
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CSC lands $88 million contract
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement Bureau hired the company for system maintenance and operations support.
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OPM details e-gov progress
The Office of Personnel Management says its quintet of e-government programs continues to march forward.
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Davis eyes E-Authentication delays
The chairman of the House Government Reform Committee demands elucidation of the problems facing the E-Authentication.
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Agencies to fund e-gov, Evans says
The White House's e-government czar says Congressional cuts will force the Office of Management and Budget to work more closely with other agencies on e-government programs.
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McFarland nominated for VA post
The man who once led Dell's government business is Bush's choice for the VA's assistant secretary for information and technology.
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Davis: Why the delay on E-Authentication?
Rep. Tom Davis is questioning whether the General Services Administration’s E-Authentication Quicksilver initiative will be completed by March. <br>
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FBI systems still need work, IG says
The bureau needs to follow up recommendations from outside auditors, says a Justice Department inspector general.
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Schumer again calls for anti-spam list
The senator from New York renewed his call for a 'Do Not Spam' list modeled after the FTC's 'Do Not Call' registry.
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