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No credit for being contractor, and more
FCW.com's Ask Milt column tackles more retirement-related questions this week
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Versar wins Navy integration work
The Navy has awarded the company a $6.5 million contract for systems integration
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Homeland Security will consolidate software licenses
The new Homeland Security Department will consolidate all its component agencies’ software licenses “for the greater good,” looking first at large contracts, Secret Service assistant director Steve Colo said today.<br>
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Online rule-making portal dovetails with E-Gov Act requirement
The launch of the online rule-making portal by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Office of Management and Budget Dec. 18 will jump-start one of the first provisions of the E-Government Act.
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Legislation may broaden OMB’s e-gov perspective, agency IT managers say
Agency CIOs and IT managers want the E-Government Act of 2002 to help the Office of Management and Budget see the e-government forest for the 25 Quicksilver trees.
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Classified records certification awarded
Open Text's Livelink is the first to receive DOD's new classified records certification
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INS sets date for student data
Rule calls for colleges to begin reporting data about foreign students electronically on Jan. 30
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Inventories give insight to workforce
Agencies are releasing listings of jobs that could be outsourced and those that should stay in-house
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E-learning lessons learned
At first, there were two standards for videotape technology: VHS and Beta. In the end, there was VHS.
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Will GSA schedule draw non-feds?
The federal government, after years of debate, is extending its buying power to state and local governments through a small provision in the E-Government Act of 2002, which Congress passed last month. But some observers disagree on whether the measure will have the effect Congress expects.
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<i>Science.gov</i> goes from pilot to official launch
Agencies that collect scientific and technical information now give visitors to <a href="http://www.science.gov">science.gov</a> access to more than 1,000 government data resources.<@SM>
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Burbano takes on homeland job
Former CIO is now an adviser for homeland security within the State Department
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Flyzik forming consulting firm
Guerra, Kiviat & Flyzik will advise companies on how to do business with government
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Passenger ID system makes progress
TSA awards contract for system that will perform background checks and risk assessments
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Air traffic control 'commercial'
FAA declares air traffic control a commercial activity, instead of an inherently governmental function
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Northcom cultures 'need to share'
DOD's new Northern Command is suffering growing pains, especially in info sharing
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Homeland e-learning group created
Group will focus on developing common e-learning tools for the Homeland Security Department
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DOD offering homeland expertise
DOD points to its experiences in information sharing, collaboration and networking
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