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Adesta continues Army Corps work
Army Corps of Engineers extends electronic security contracts with Adesta
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GAO will take a second look at OMB’s e-gov projects
Lawmakers’ interest in the Office of Management and Budget’s 25 e-government initiatives seems to be peaking. <br>
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IRS turning to VeFOIA
Software will turn paper-based FOIA request system into an electronic one
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Postal service picks new CTO
The U.S. Postal Service appointed Robert Otto as chief technology officer
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Army delays launch of military personnel system
High failure rates during testing have forced the Army to push back the rollout of an interim military personnel system that it plans to use as a stepping stone to a DOD-wide system slated to come online in 2004.
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Army delays HR system
The service's Web-based system is designed to provide near real-time information on Army personnel
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Reed joining Acquisition Solutions
Former USDA CIO will become president of consulting firm aimed at helping government retool procurement practices
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Army considers urban warfare tech
Officials are reviewing technology that could be used to gather intelligence and fight enemy forces in an urban environment
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CIO Council: Protect your architecture data
The CIO Council is reminding agency CIOs to guard their enterprise architecture information and applications as closely as their core systems.<br><@SM>
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GSA replumbs its Web portal
The General Services Administration is reworking the back-end linkage and programming of all components on its <i>gsa.gov</i> portal. <br>
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IRS ramps up online services
One of several new features allows taxpayers to track the progress of refund checks
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Russell tapped for GPO post
Judith Russell will be the first female superintendent of documents at the Government Printing Office
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Reward offered for stolen DOD files
TriWest Healthcare Alliance's Phoenix offices were broken into Dec. 14 and computers and files were stolen
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IRS moves e-learning courses online
The IRS is moving its tax law and tax processing electronic training courses to be compatible with the Office of Personnel Management’s e-Training initiative.<br>
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NARA approves two methods for transferring records
Agencies transferring permanent records to the National Archives and Records Administration now can use digital tape or File Transfer Protocol.<br>
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Online student loan system is lagging, GAO says
Systems being developed to streamline processing of federal student aid and related data are in some cases nearly a year behind schedule, a just-published General Accounting Office study concludes.<br>
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IG: DOD contracting falls short
Defense Inspector General finds many contract awards to small businesses lack competition
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Air Force broadens e-learning
Service taps SkillSoft to provide online IT training courses and mentoring services to its personnel
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