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A simple twist of fate
Profile: Roland Harris, a lawyer by trade, turned a 'test run' interview into a career at IBM
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Ridge taps privacy chief
Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge named Nuala O'Connor Kelly as chief privacy officer for the new department
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Boot camp-style training catches on
Center specializes in immersive training methods for information technology professionals
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DOD, VA to smooth transition
Initiative will ease service members' transition from active duty to veteran status
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Funding bill pumps money into homeland
Homeland security initiatives at the federal, state and local levels will see a significant infusion of money
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Intercepts
Navy Ships Stuck at 28K; Army Braces for Outsourcing; Safety in Numbers; Reality Check Needed; A Note of Thanks
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Homeland digital library planned
The Naval Postgraduate School plans to launch a digital library for research on homeland security issues
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Cyber adviser leaving government
Howard Schmidt, former Critical Infrastructure Protection Board official, announces departure
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Boutelle to succeed Cuviello as Army CIO
Maj. Gen. Steven Boutelle has been nominated to serve as the Army's chief information officer
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A-76: Not all there
Bureaucratus column: Vendors must be held to the same binding performance agreements as agencies
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DMS, despite failings, wins IG support
The troubled system should be allowed to continue, according to a report from the DOD inspector general
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DHS adding cameras to borders
Homeland to use GSA schedules to buy additional remote video surveillance camera systems
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Tread lightly
Editorial: Interior may have ended up in the right place, despite its clumsy footwork
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Bill pumps money into homeland
Homeland security initiatives at the federal, state and local levels will see a significant infusion of money
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GAO will study Clinger-Cohen compliance
Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.) and Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) will review agency progress in implementing laws related to IT. <br>
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E-gov strategy moves forward
Updated strategy sets a timeline for the deactivation of several old systems
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McDonough leaving GSA
Intergovernmental, Trail Boss leader leaving for position in private sector
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OMB’s E-Strategy report signals start of <br>E-Government Act of 2002
Mark Forman today officially became the administrator for the Office of E-Government and IT within the Office of Management and Budget. <br>
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Digital homeland library readied
The Naval Postgraduate School plans a digital library to offer research on homeland security issues
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