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FBI creates online training hub

Virtual Academy beefs up crime-solving skills

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Rethinking management

Homeland Security Act spurs remake of civil service system

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Agencies look to improve Web sites

E-Gov bill presents daunting task, Webmasters say

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Creating a Web directory

E-Government Act also requires the government to create a federal Web directory

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State CIO exodus begins

Two high-profile state chief information officers left office this month

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Intercepts

Pacific CA; Awareness at Sea; Taking the C2 Helm

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Wennergren named Navy IT chief

David Wennergren is the department's new information technology leader

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An example to follow

Commentary: E-government is about control of information

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This is citizen-centered?

Editorial: Bush has called for better government management, but his administration has violated some basic good management tenets

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Dual approach

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Exploring intuitive decision-making

DOD official endorses approach, but expert warns of information overload

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Feds fail Contracting 101

Bureaucratus column: GAO suggests that feds don't know how to procure goods from the private sector

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USPTO tries form conversion

System enables the agency to convert paper patent applications to electronic format

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Navy preps XML policy

The Navy Department is finishing a policy that will set standards for the Navy's use of XML

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GSA tool to collect workforce data

GSA's Federal Supply Service is developing an automated tool to assess its employees' skills and training needs

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PTO pilots aim to ease application and filing procedures

The Patent and Trademark Office today launched a prototype system for processing patent applications electronically. The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board also unveiled a system for filing documents in trademark disputes.

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Online rule-making to debut Dec. 18

The Office of Management and Budget and the Environmental Protection Agency plan to launch the first iteration of the Online Rulemaking e-government project on Dec. 18. The portal will let citizens and businesses find and comment on proposed federal regulations. <br>

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E-gov XML committee formed

New global technical committee is devoted to e-government XML standards

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Lawmakers fight for feds' pay

Congress members press the president to grant a full pay raise to federal employees

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Hastings named CIO at INS

Scott Hastings will replace George Bohlinger as the agency's chief information officer