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Intercepts
DOD Suffers E-mail Headache; Security Freebies; Guidance Stalled Again; NOSC Heads East
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OMB to cut fat in IT enterprise
By the start of fiscal 2004, OMB expects to have a list of information systems and staff that can be eliminated
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DOD builds high-tech supply chain
Radio frequency identification technology has made possible what is known as 'just in time' logistics
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Forest Service to study outsourcing IT jobs
Forest Service announced plans to conduct a study on whether it should outsource IT work conducted by 1,200 of its employees
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Joint STARS: Ready for action
Joint STARShas evolvedinto one of the Air Force's premier battle management systems
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Scholarship program funded, ramped up
NSF has tapped 13 schools to receive $19 million to expand the Scholarship for Service program
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Air traffic workers fear privatization
Air traffic control has lost its inherently governmental status
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DOD deploys high-tech arsenal
Twelve years after the Persian Gulf War, IT gives new shape to battle strategy
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Novel explores U.S.-Iraq cyberwar
Government readers are increasingly interested in what the author/engineer has to say
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Managing health care
Bureaucratus column: The good news is that pharmacy benefit managers help keep drug costs down
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Bush signs cybersecurity strategy
The Homeland Security Department will develop a system to help public and private organizations respond to cyberattacks
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NMCI rollout begins at Quantico
First Marine base is making the transition to the Navy Marine Corps Intranet
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Congress likes e-gov idea but not the cost
Congress made it clear that it supports e-government—in theory—when it authorized $45 million for the E-Government Fund in fiscal 2003. But when it came time to put up or shut up, lawmakers were mostly silent, appropriating just $5 million this year.
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Library aims to ‘capture the human record’
With digital content doubling in volume each year, the Library of Congress is figuring out how to save it all in a national digital information infrastructure.<br>
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IRS’ Reece returning to private sector
John Reece, the IRS’ CIO and deputy commissioner for modernization, is leaving the government to resume his private consulting business.<br>
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