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DOD to replace training system
Combat simulation system cannot adequately re-create true battlefield scenarios
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DOD picks financial framework leaders
'Domain owners' to oversee implementation of DOD's financial management enterprise architecture
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Reporter's Notebook: Kuwait Day One
Senior DOD reporter Dan Caterinicchia gets firsthand experience of IT in the Middle East after long trip to Kuwait
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Homeland Security ready for business
The Homeland Security Department showed vendors last week that it is definitely in business
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AT&T develops Army training system
The Army has selected AT&T to help develop an advanced combat simulation system
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NYC official heads to DHS
Bush nominates New York counterterrorism official for Homeland Security job
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Dunnington named new NASA CIO
NASA officials promoted deputy CIO Patricia Dunnington to be the agency's IT chief
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Army trains virtually
Before the first shots were fired in Iraq, many American soldiers in Kuwait trained in a virtual urban battlefield
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Agencies work e-gov health standards
Several agencies coordinate standards for the electronic exchange of health information
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Mayors call for homeland funding
Baltimore Mayor urges fellow mayors and first responders nationwide to lobby the federal government for direct funding
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USDA eases training headaches
Department finds workaround to help employees use PeopleSoft apps
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Child care made difficult
Bureaucratus column: Some agencies aren't too eager to lower the bar for entitlement to child-care subsidies
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Intercepts
Terrorist Porn Connection?; C4ISR Vital to Success; From Hollywood to Biotech; And Finally
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Agencies search for new project managers
The federal government could soon be hanging out a help-wanted sign for project managers
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DOD aims psy-ops at Iraqi officers
DOD continues its electronic psychological operations directed at the upper echelons of the Iraqi military
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Clearing the way
OPM revs up e-Clearance program designed to streamline clearance, investigation process
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Despite mixed results, feds make GPEA a priority
October will mark five years since President Clinton signed the Government Paperwork Elimination Act in the hope that Internet technology would change the way the government interacts with citizens. Although the Net has transformed how agencies do business, the government will fall short of GPEA’s vision.
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GSA pushes agencies toward eTravel
GSA urges uses of FedTrip, a governmentwide booking service, in preparation for eTravel
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