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Report: Indian bureau has bad data
Almost half of the entries are inaccurate in a Bureau of Indian Affairs system for information about building repairs, according to federal auditors
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NYC's 311 system speeds calls for help
Citizen service center, launched in early March, averages 17,000 calls a day
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Betting on risk
Anne Arundel County, Md., leaders believe they can nurture new ideas for homeland security
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OMB plans outsourcing crash courses
Agencies confused about how to implement Bush's competitive sourcing plans
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Commission recommends that USPS drop e-commerce
The Postal Service should drop its e-commerce initiatives and spend its resources strictly on mail delivery, the President’s Commission on the U.S. Postal Service has concluded in a new report.<br>
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Project management 101
A book by J. Davidson serves as a primer for understanding project management
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Congress questions intell sharing center
Lawmakers content that, giving the risks, any change is a good one
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Senate panel ups Deepwater funding
A Senate committee authorized $702 million for the Coast Guard's Deepwater program
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Amtrak shortfall puts e-gov fund off track?
Amtrak derailed the $5 million E-Government Fund.<@SM>In the fiscal 2004 Treasury, Transportation and independent agencies appropriations bill, lawmakers late last month slashed the Office of Management and Budget’s e-gov account to $1 million to help make up for a $1.5 billion shortfall for the train service.<@SM>
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Panel slams USPS initiatives
E-commerce ventures have been 'largely disappointing,' a presidential commission concludes
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Datatrac wins ID card contract
The company will continue making identification cards for aliens living in the United States
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D.C. offices can now buy supplies online
The District of Columbia brought its $71.5 million e-procurement system online last month for 254 users who work for the chief technology officer and the city’s contract procurement office.
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TSA boosts CAPPS privacy provisions
Controversial passenger screening system will store passenger data for only a number of days, TSA says.
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