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A worrisome predicament
Editorial: The progress of IT and the success of agencies meeting their missions depend on good IT managers
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NARA faces daunting records task
Agency plan to create electronic records archive still a work in progress
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Homeland opportunities abound
The proposed Homeland Security Department should offer a slew of contracting opportunities for IT vendors
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E-Gov Act on its way to president
Senate swiftly follows House in passing the Electronic Government Act of 2002
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Navy cuts CIO staff
The Navy Department's Office of the CIO will be cut in half during the next few months
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Game of catch-up
Bureaucratus column: Catch-up contributions in the thrift Savings plan may be the easy part
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The path to modernization
USDA officials find that taking the road less traveled has its challenges and rewards
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Navy restructuring CIO's office
The CIO office found that its combined military and civilian staff could be reduced by half
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House passes compromise e-gov bill
Legislation would create a federal Office of Electronic Government and a fund to promote e-government projects
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Saving by sharing
Federal, state and local chief information officers agree that there is a growing need for shared services
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Air Force rolling out XML-based e-forms
Filling out and sending a form will become much easier for Air Force personnel
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Intercepts: Web extra
Air Force in a Spiral; Air Force Moving to Award Term; Air Force Launching Architecture Web Site; An Outsourcing Success Story
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Homeland rearranges agencies
White House officials plan to divide the homeland department's 22 agencies into four units
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FBI data management a tough case
Converting data to electronic form is only a start toward solving the FBI's records problems
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