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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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Tacit knowledge tough to manage
Capturing know-how and individual experience presents a challenge for knowledge management
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Operation Safe Commerce advancing
TSA program would test technologies that could help ensure goods reach their destinations safely
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Homeland privacy officer selected
Commerce official Nuala O'Connor Kelly is named privacy officer for Homeland Security
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Change coming in Army CIO
Steven Boutelle has been tapped to replace Peter Cuviello as Army chief information officer
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Leaders offer keys to successful KM
Integrating knowledge management with the agency's mission and stay abreast of technology
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IRS boasts gains from Free File, PC filing
The IRS said its online Free File initiative “surpassed expectations,” with more than 2.4 million taxpayers using the free service available through a consortium of preparers.<br>
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OPM poised for HR initiative
Statement of work due soon for the Enterprise Human Resource Integration program
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Air Force preps seamless ROBE
Vendor team selected for Roll-On Beyond-line-of-sight Enhancement communications program
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Air Force signs on to Bantu IM
Bantu IM and Presence Platform already is used by Army and Navy portals
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PKI is gradually making its mark in e-gov
Agencies are feeling the heat from the Bush administration to get to green on electronic government.
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E-gov graduate leads the way
First student graduates from the National Defense University's eGovernment Leadership Certificate Program
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E-gov is easier, but citizens worry about security
Citizens say e-government makes their lives easier, but at the same time it raises concerns about data security and privacy. That’s the finding of a study from the Council for Excellence in Government. <br>
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Navy IT leader lauds KM
Military has proven it can share critical data during wartime in network-centric environment
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