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Oregon tests project to make data sharing easier
Geographic information system officials at the Oregon Geospatial Data Clearinghouse are testing a way to provide access to distributed data sets — some of them geographic, some not — over the Web.<br>
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Contractors integral to wartime IT
FCW in the MIDDLE EAST: Contractors play critical role in supporting wartime IT
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Driving home the message
Profile: Costis Toregas, president of PTI, is on a mission to bring technology to citizens
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Intercepts
Quixotic Power; Don't Fear the Sniper; Cyber Battles; Card Crackdown; Praise, But...
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High alert status costs cities
With the terror alert high and war raging in Iraq, U.S. cities are spending about $70 million weekly on additional homeland security measures
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Business case schooling
Editorial: OMB ought to take the initiative and institute a training program for federal IT managers
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Wartime squeezes IT training
FCW in the MIDDLE EAST: Army logistics systems training compressed in wartime
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Budget charade
Bureaucratus: Feds are convenient targets when Congress is looking to cut costs
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Mismanaging managers
Commentary: As long as we don't recognize that contract managers are managers, it will be hard to attract high-flyers to those jobs
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Medical tracking aids rescued soldier
DOD has tracked Private Lynch's progress with a Web-based system
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Air operations 'engine' running strong
The system that helps direct air operations is getting a workout in Iraq
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Telemedicine system does its part
FCW in the MIDDLE EAST: Army medical system lets commanders check on status of wounded
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Soldiers clamor for tracking system
FCW in the Middle East: Army's Movement Tracking System is one of the main communications devices in the field
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Satellite tags track critical cargo
FCW in the MIDDLE EAST: Army relies on satellite tags for critical payloads entering remote hostile areas
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Polices and practices: Promises, promises keep e-gov bottled up
At a recent pep rally the Office of Management and Budget held for the 25 Quicksilver initiatives, project leaders and staff celebrated their e-government successes. But after the backslapping and cheers ended, most of the talk turned to the question of funding and how to get more of it.
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