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DHS takes new tack on security
Department is starting to look at information security needs across business lines
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OMB's rating tool examined
Program rating tool should be reviewed in groups based on common missions, expert says
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DOD acquisition chief retiring
Pete Aldridge, undersecretary for acquisition, technology and logistics, will retire May 23
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Success starts with sweet talk
A successful e-government project is built mainly on enterprise architecture plans and other technical elements, but one of its key pillars is something intangible: diplomacy.
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Survey: Top challenges are funding and security
In developing its list of 10 challenges, GCN drew on a variety of sources, including former and current federal officials, government contractors and analysts.
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Commerce gets off paper trail
Tom Pyke likes to think of the Commerce Department as the Department of E-government. So when Congress passed the Government Paperwork Elimination Act in 2000, CIO Pyke didn’t see the edict as much of a burden.<@SM>
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Marines schedule NMCI cutovers
The Marine Corps is planning to have all its 90,000 seats on NMCI by the end of the year
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Future Combat nears milestone
The Army's Future Combat Systems recently underwent a 'capstone demonstration'
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Justice budgets for terrorism
Department's fiscal 2004 budget focuses on improving information sharing and infrastructures
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Command keeps troops connected
FCW in the MIDDLE EAST: Real-time intelligence and imagery provides battle command on the move
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'Quantum leap' in wartime logistics
FCW in the MIDDLE EAST: IT tools and systems are helping the Army improve logistics over Desert Storm
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Architecture due diligence
Feds search for ways to match agency IT blueprints with OMB requirements
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TSP system poised for June launch
Launch of the new recordkeeping system has been plagued by delays and cost overruns
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GSA picks e-learning system
A system from GeoLearning Inc. will power GSA's e-learning program
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Will anything change?
Bureaucratus column: Enducing the number of political appointees makes sense
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Agencies set e-gov health standards
The federal government has taken the lead in adopting standards for exchanging electronic health information
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