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Army studies online lessons
Army reopens doors to virtual university, evaluates performance of first two years
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First responder report due in spring
The federal government hopes to release a sweeping document on the priorities of first responders.
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ITS, SEA to merge
Information technology firms ITS Services Inc. and Science and Engineering Associates Inc. will become one.
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Wis. governor inaugurates with a webcast
Inauguration day in Wisconsin used to mean layering on plenty of winter garments to brave the icy weather in Madison.
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Who’s who in the new Congress
With Republicans in control of both houses of Congress, one of the first, most obvious changes in government is in the makeup of congressional committees. Here’s the state of the assignments for the 108th Congress.
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Former Utah CIO offers pointers
Agencies should start taking small steps toward Web services, former Utah CIO Phillip J. Windley says.
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OMB launches third e-gov project this month
The Office of Management and Budget and the Environmental Protection Agency yesterday launched another of the 25 e-government initiatives: an online rule-making portal, <i>Regulations.gov</i>.<br>
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Ridge promises data sharing will be department’s top priority
Homeland Security secretary Tom Ridge this month pledged to coordinate the government’s immigration and law enforcement databases.
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NMCI marked up for 2004
The Pentagon has given approval to the Navy to seek funding of $1.1 billion for NMCI in the fiscal 2004 budget
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Homeland 'Super Bowl' starts up
The Homeland Security Department was launched today with a citizen-friendly Web site
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National Recreation Reservation Service makes its site user friendly
The Agriculture Department and the Army Corps of Engineers this month launched a redesigned National Recreation Reservation Service Web site.
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E-Authentication waits for rest of the pack
Technically, e-Authentication is ready—and waiting.
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Davis focused on workforce reform
Civil service reform is at the top of the agenda for the House Government Reform Committee
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Hutchinson outlines border security
Technology, info sharing play role in ensuring homeland security and commerce, Hutchinson tells mayors
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Net warfare is 'not just tech'
Joint Staff official says network-centric warfare has three equal parts: technology, organization and culture
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Regulations.gov open for comments
Portal offers a single place for all citizens to search, access and comment on proposed federal rules
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Third AKM guidance memo on the way
Army Knowledge Management guidance will be focused on personnel issues, CIO says
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NOSC moving to Fort Belvoir
Army Network Operations and Security Center will move from Arizona to Virginia, CIO says
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Senate slashes e-gov fund to $5 million
The Senate last week squashed the administration’s request of $45 million for an e-government fund for fiscal 2003, and allocated just $5 million.<@SM>
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