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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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Indiana portal goes googly for popular search engine
For seven years, Indiana’s government portal, at <a href="http://www.accessindiana.com">www.accessindiana.com</a>, had used a search engine from Verity Inc. of Sunnyvale, Calif., to index billing information.
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NYC gets a jump on disease outbreaks
Long before the 2001 anthrax incidents, New Yorkers had dealt with public health dilemmas.
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Defense R&D chief explains focus
DOD's R&D director puts emphasis on integrated, speedy development of tech for war against terrorism
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DOD preps security instructions
Forthcoming instructions will explain how to carry out recent information assurance policy
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Senators slash e-gov funding
Senate appropriators have cut $40 million from the $45 million fund earmarked for e-government
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E-rulemaking ready for launch
Web site will make it easier for the public to comment on proposed rules and regulations
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Army preps $800 million infostructure RFP
The Army is preparing to issue an $800 million contract aimed at overhauling nearly every aspect of the service's IT infrastructure
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DOD buys high-speed ATM interface
Interface enables DOD network operators to move information securely at high speeds
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CDC re-ups CSC for surveillance support
The Centers for Disease Control has awarded a $25 million contract for continued development of a national electronic disease surveillance system.
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A prototype is on the horizon for agencies to open for business
The Office of Management and Budget by March will begin testing a prototype of a system that will make possible interagency transactions. <br><@SM>
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NMCI launching ManHunt
Symantec's ManHunt network intrusion-detection system added to NMCI security arsenal
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Endowment supports e-gov research
IBM endowment supports research for e-government and performance management
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Former NMCI exec heads to Unisys
Rick Rosenburg, who once headed EDS' efforts on NMCI, has started work at Unisys
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SRA supporting a Navy e-gov program
Contract builds on work to design, implement and maintain an Electronic Commerce Center
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Navy preps command center
Nimitz-MacArthur Pacific Command Center will be technologically advanced facility
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