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DOD will split IT spending, CIO says
Budget will separate business systems from war-fighting IT
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Video's supporting cast also important
Cameras are just one part of the digital video picture
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DLA tinkers with its modernization
A Defense Logistics Agency program designed to provide faster access to military supply information will take four months longer to complete and will cost $36 million more than planned
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Boston airport tests video alert system
Logan International Airport in Boston launched a digital video pilot project in May designed to automatically detect airport sercurity breaches
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Pennsylvania takes the back roads
Even with money due to state and local governments from the Homeland Security Department for first responder needs
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Federal agency finds local planning helps a seller's market
One place where many cities will turn for assistance when planning homeland security-related exercises is the federal Office for Domestic Preparedness
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Virus worms into NMCI
For the first time in its short history, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet fell victim to an outside attack
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Interior to respond to court report
The department has 10 days to answer a special master's assertion that officials broke the law by destroying computer data and undervaluing Indian lands.
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IRS Digital Dispatch goes weekly
The Internal Revenue Service this week doubled the frequency of one of its Digital Dispatch e-mail newsletters
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E-Travel takes flight as GSA names winning vendors
The General Services Administration has awarded 10-year contracts to two companies that will help agencies migrate to the pair’s online travel services over the next three years.
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Inspector says improper payment made to MCI
DOD's inspector general has accused DISA of telling one of its agencies to improperly certify $16.6 million payment to MCI/WorldCom.
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GAO sees electronic archive problems
The National Archives and Records Administration's long-term program to store and retrieve electronic records lacks several key elements, according to a GAO report
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Agencies join for weather forecasting
Five agencies agreed to test and further develop a new weather forecast system for the research and operational forecasting communities
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Court appointee: Interior broke the law
Interior officials violated federal law and breached trust duties to American Indians, according to a U.S. District Court official.
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GAO: Reserve, Guard need better systems
The General Accounting Office today said the Defense Department needs better, more centralized systems for overseeing Reserve and National Guard forces
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Telework website updated
Officials from the General Services Administration and the Office of Personnel Management today introduced an updated version of their telecommuting Web site
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Navy purchase cards hacked
The Navy canceled all 22,000 of its purchase card accounts after discovering that more than half of them may have been compromised by a hack attack
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E-Grants portal preps for launch
After two years of planning, the Health and Human Services Department has three more months to fine-tune its portal automating the federal grants process.
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CDC to consolidate hotlines
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention plan to make it easier for the public to get disease info
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