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EA tops managers' concerns
Enterprise architecture and culture change topped the list of concerns for federal IT managers
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Air combat C2 made easier
The lastest version of the military's main command and control system is more PC and Web-based
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E-gov selection process found to be flawed
OMB did not consider how at least half of the e-gov projects would impact the customer, GAO says
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Forman defends e-gov selection
Administration officials refute GAO criticisms of e-gov initiative selection process
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State info-sharing pilot faulty
The State Department must make major changes in its information-sharing pilot overseas, IG reports
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GAO report finds flaws in OMB e-gov initiatives
The Office of Management and Budget did not collect complete business case information before selecting its e-government initiatives, according to a General Accounting Office study.<br>
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GSA outlines realignment plan
The General Services Administration will take heed of at least two of a consultant’s recommendations to better align the efforts of the Federal Supply Service and the Federal Technology Service.<br>
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PACAF picks Dell for PC deal
Contract calls for three-phase rollout of more than 22,000 desktop and notebook computers
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Group forms to study tax-related XML standards
Tax officials from the U.S. and other countries have formed a technical committee to devise an international open standard for exchanging tax data via Extensible Markup Language.<br>
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Online booking system selected for e-gov travel initiative
The developer of the online booking system FedTrip has been selected to provide the booking system for the Bush administration's e-travel initiative.<br><@SM><@SM>
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Air Force SSG awards 8(a) contracts
Four 8(a) companies win IT services contracts that are potentially worth $100 million
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Evans presents CIO Council vision
Goals include developing workforce training programs for IT project managers
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OPM progressing on e-clearances
OPM is speeding up the time it takes federal employees to receive security clearances
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Bush signs E-Gov bill
President Bush has signed the E-Government Act of 2002, HR 2458, into law during a White House ceremony. <br>
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Allbaugh leaving FEMA in March
Director will depart after helping the agency move to the new Homeland Security Department
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E-Gov Act signed into law
Measure will make it easier to get government information and services online
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