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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
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Stratcom adding value to info ops
Strategic Command leader sees IO as 'integrated operations' rather than information operations
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Government should make information easier to get, lobbyists say
New federal e-government laws don’t go far enough to codify and protect the public’s access to government information, two information industry lobbyists said at the InfoToday 2003 conference.<br>
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McVay takes expertise to industry
But agencies still likely will benefit from his e-gov work at DigitalNet, Forman says
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Defense IT leaders outline challenges
They say IT has helped reduce the 'fog of war,' but much work still remains to be done
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Air Force works to speed data
Air Force is working to close technical, legal and political seams to achieve integrated capabilities
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DHS preps R & D fast track
Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency will be releasing broad agency announcements
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Hardesty leaving Education for industry
Candace Hardesty will take contract performance expertise to Guerra, Kiviat, Flyzik & Associates
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DHS scolded over watch lists
Congress criticizes DHS officials for not yet consolidating terrorist watch lists
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Army taps venture capital for tech
Army taking venture capital route to get lighter, smaller energy packs for soldiers
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DARPA trying to soothe TIA fears
Director tells House panel how the Total Information Awareness program works
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TSA pledges CAPPS II privacy
System would not generate new intelligence or house information in a database, administrator says
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GAO ruling puts Recruitment One-Stop in limbo
The Recruitment One-Stop project hit e-government purgatory after the General Accounting Office sustained a protest of the $62 million contract to revamp the usajobs.opm.gov site.<@SM>
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Open architectures key to info sharing
Officials describe steps in ensuring DOD, Homeland, intell agencies can collaborate
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