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Fielding a 'prevent' defense
New security products aim to stop cyberattacks before they inflict damage
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Health care relief?
Bureaucratus column: This legislation could help feds save more than $500 a year
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Commander leads digital troops
One colonel already is virtually commanding thousands of digital Objective Force troops
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Agency acquisition chiefs on deck
Rep. Davis intends to introduce legislation to create an acquisition chief in every federal agency
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Customs creates project management framework
Officials at the new Bureau of Customs and Border Protection know that IT managers can be successful only if the system supports them
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Navy encouraged in tech pursuit
DOD IG makes recommendations for moving technology from research to warfighter
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It's about people
Commentary: Companies that want to do business in Washington must make a long-term investment in people
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Matthews named Transportation CIO
Daniel Matthews has been appointed chief information officer at the Transportation Department
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Rep. Davis ponders workforce reforms
Legislation likely to be based on recommendations laid out in Volcker commission report
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Treasury names Ladner new CIO
The Treasury Department has named a new chief information officer, Drew Ladner, who will start March 10
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GSA, DOD sign on to Liberty Alliance
The Department of Defense and the General Services Administration have joined Liberty Alliance, a network identity standards group.<br>
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GAO: Share-in-savings contracts can be difficult
Share-in-savings contracting, which can be an effective tool in motivating contractors to generate savings for clients, can be especially difficult to do in the federal government, a new General Accounting Office report says. <br>
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DISA: DMS on track
DISA officials are defending the Defense Messaging System against rumors that the program is behind schedule and obsolete
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Kellogg describes cyber battlefield
Joint Staff official says cryptology used by terrorists to protect their data and communications is as good, if not better, than DOD's solutions
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Bush names Forman to head White House E-Gov office
President Bush yesterday announced that Mark Forman, the Office of Management and Budget’s associate director for IT and e-government, will be appointed the administrator of the White House Office of E-Government.
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Feds' morale sinking, scholar says
Brookings Institution scholar says many federal workers don't understand their mission
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Florida a model for homeland
State shows how law enforcement and first responders should organize their efforts
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