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Federal agents using training simulator
FBI and Border Patrol agents are going beyond traditional firearms training and testing their judgment and reactions to stressful situations
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Post office has new pay system
Postal Service workers don't have old-fashioned time sheets anymore.
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Partners sought for digital preservation
The Library of Congress wants partners to help preserve digital materials
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Booz Allen hires Army general
The consulting firm hired retired Army Lt. Gen. Robert Noonan Jr., former deputy chief of staff for intelligence for the Army.
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Air Force study shifts jobs
About 3,700 Air Force positions have been moved based on data gathered online about stress and workload.
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Navy health portal hits next phase
NMO has passed its first test and will be recognized as an official program of record.
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Delaware first on EPA network
The first state in the union is now the first one on the Environmental Protection Agency's National Environmental Information Exchange Network
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Feds choose e-travel vendors
Northrop Grumman Mission Systems and Carlson Wagonlit Government Travel Inc. will provide Web-based travel management for the federal government
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Forman leaving for money
The man responsible for many e-gov initiatives says he's leaving government to get paid more
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OMB clarifies A-76 challenges
Federal employees and others can challenge the omission or inclusion of particular jobs in an agency's list of commercial activities after all.
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Air Force IT leader steps down
Lt. Gen. Leslie Kenne, deputy chief of staff for warfighting integration at Air Force headquarters, will retire Sept. 1.
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Research arm puts lid on contracts
The Homeland Security Department's research arm wants to conceal U.S. security gaps.
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Info agency gets new No. 2
Army Maj. Gen. Marilyn Quagliotti will take on posts at the Defense Information Systems Agency and the Joint Task Force for Computer Network Ops.
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DHS rushes to finish tech plan
By week's end, the Homeland Security Department wants to finish the document that will define the future of the agency's information technology and business structure
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Feds to define solutions architect
Agencies agree that a solutions architect applies business and technical enterprise architecture to a specific system or function
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Forman: E-gov is going to continue
The modernization of government operations through better use of information technology will continue in his absence, Mark Forman, the administration’s outgoing IT and e-government czar, said today.<br>
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Agencies alerted to fake degrees
The Office of Personnel Management told agencies to beware of degrees granted to employees on the basis of phony training paid for by the government.
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U.S., Holland team to detect nukes
The U.S. and Dutch governments will work together to detect terrorist shipments of nuclear material through Europe's busiest seaport.
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