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Feds prep for 2005 belt tightening

Projects must prove their worth

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Serving the public

Commentary: Students believe the government is likely to make available the least desirable e-government services

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Health reasons

Bureaucratus column: A federal employee filed for disability retirement, thinking it would pay more

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Air Force wins cyber exercise

The Air Force Academy recently beat out the four other military service academies in the Cyber Defense Exercise

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Want a slice or the whole pie?

Like some other categories of enterprise software, asset management products are sold in one of two forms

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Now for the hard part

Migrating to a single system and turning off legacy systems won't be easy

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HUD makes performance a priority

Agency increases focus on involving small businesses

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Four agencies get e-gov rating boost on OMB management scorecard

The departments of Health and Human Services and State, the General Services Administration and the Agency for International Development took the biggest recent steps toward gaining green ratings for e-government on the President’s Management Agenda’s scorecard. <br>

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Intercepts

Pipeline Woes; DISA Chief Defends DMS; Intell Renaissance?

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Survey: IT worker demand down

The softness in the IT market could spell good news for federal agencies

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Agencies keep track of IT assets

Wide-scale asset management solutions are still best, but even small rollouts can pay off

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More resources needed

Editorial: Congress should help support methods that produce more project managers

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Will Daniels' legacy stick?

Feds wonder about future OMB support for IT initiatives

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Democrats grill homeland CIO

Cooper criticized for delayed terrorist watch list, slow integration of agencies

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NASA rethinks Web site approach

Agency is consolidating content from thousands of its Web sites into its main site

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HHS readies health architecture

HHS is working on a plan that would include every federal department dealing with health care issues

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FirstGov wins $100,000 innovations award

After relaunching the FirstGov Web portal earlier this week, GSA yesterday won a $100,000 grant from the Institute for Government Innovation at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. <br>

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DOD pay reform progresses

House committee approves legislation that would revamp DOD's civilian personnel system

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E-Gov 2003 to honor innovative agencies

50 agencies will be honored for innovative e-government initiatives at conference

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Homeland challenges defense industry

Contractors outline challenges posed by new Homeland Security Department as a customer