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Guard, Reserves to combine networks
The Army will manage GuardNet and ARNet as one enterprise.
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DHS fishes for biological, chemical ideas
The Homeland Security Department wants ideas by Dec. 5.
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Homeland tech projects scrutinized
Congress approves spending for major initiatives with tight oversight
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Common Criteria: Ready for prime time?
Experts question if security requirements should be mandated across government
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Learning from NMCI
The Air Force is already tackling an issue that has plagued the Navy Marine Corps Intranet ? the overwhelming number of computer applications in use across the service.
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Congress keeps DOD tech spending flat
Concerned about the Pentagon's oversight of technology spending, the House and Senate agreed last week to cut $200 million from the Defense Department's proposed budget for information technology in fiscal 2004.
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CSC gets $1.1 billion simulator deal
The 20-year contract covers computer simulators for the Army helicopter forces.
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eGov positives not sold well, Deloitte says
Governments measure internal cost savings from IT, but a poor job in conveying e-gov's benefits to businesses and citizens, declares Deloitte Research.
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Former GSA tech exec joins Grant Thornton
Dennis Fischer is former commissioner of the Federal Technology Service.
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Congress demands study of CAPPS II
The passenger-profiling system is being held up for at least five months while the GAO completes a report about its potential effectiveness.
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Northrop wins DIMHRS contract
The military will pay Northrop Grumman $281 million for the second phase of developing and implementing the Defense Integrated Military Human Resources System.
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