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Two administration sites keep feds informed
The White House and an interagency group have set up two Web sites to keep federal employees better informed. One site supplies White House information, the other is for people needing access to federal disability programs.<br>
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Odd federal practices, and long-term care
FCW.com's Ask Milt column replies to questions about peculiar workforce policies, long-term care articles and reclassification
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DOD leaders discuss transformation
Challenges are cultural change, acquisition reform, and defining what transformation really means
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Officials push ACE for Homeland
Officials are considering expanding Customs' system in the new Homeland Security Department
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Customs' radiation checks lacking
GAO report says the agency has not installed radiation-detection equipment at every U.S. entry point
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Changes coming at the JROC
Joint Requirements Oversight Council to ensure that the military services are developing joint capabilities
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Energy inks e-signature plan
The Energy Department has licensed digital signature technology for governmentwide use
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Energy’s e-gov plans advance with new <br>e-signature software
With the flourish of an electronic signature, Energy secretary Spencer Abraham yesterday took the wraps off the department’s action plan for e-government.
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DARPA developing info awareness
Total information awareness system will help analysts make decisions in regard to national security
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DISA to test enterprise access
DISA is preparing to launch a Net-Centric Enterprise Services pilot project
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Treasury CIO headed to industry
Acting CIO Mayi Canales is resigning her government job to start a consulting firm
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VHA CIO loses power, leaves job
The CIO at the Veterans Health Administration has stepped down following a VA reorganization
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DOD activates site for disabled
User-friendly Web site has assistive technology accommodations for agency users with disabilities
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Joint Staff portal work under way
SI International will be the prime contractor in developing the Joint Staff?s Enterprise Portal
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Congress improves at managing e-mail
The Senate last month decided not to renew its contract with EchoMail Inc. of Cambridge, Mass., for e-mail filtering software. Instead, IT managers will depend on the Senatewide deployment of Microsoft Exchange and Outlook to better manage the 88,000 e-mail messages the Senate receives each day.
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