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DOD official outlines IT challenges
Deputy Secretary Paul Wolfowitz describes priorities and personnel in the Information Age
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There’s more than one way to post your message
Speakers at yesterday’s FedWeb fall conference offered a number of tips for delivering online content to audiences who speak little or no English.<br>
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Going Paperless
Military veterans who apply for home loan benefits are answering the doorbell to appraisers toting handheld wireless devices instead of clipboards.
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DOD budget to see steady rise
GEIA forecast says DOD's reliance on information technology also will grow
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D.C. wins prize for business portal
The District of Columbia government today received an award for its online business resource center, presented at the National Association of Chief Information Officers’ meeting in St. Louis, Mo. The site, at <i>www.brc.dc.gov</i>, won in NASCIO’s digital government category for putting tax and fee transactions online for 90,000 Washington, D.C., businesses. <br>
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TranStats hits the road
The Bureau of Transportation Statistics’ new TranStats database portal, launched last month at <i>www.transtats.bts.gov</i>, came along after the Office of Management and Budget had chosen its 25 e-government initiatives, but TranStats has Quicksilver-like goals. <br>
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GSA hires vendor to revamp its portal
The General Services Administration yesterday announced a contract worth up to $930,000 with Bates Worldwide Inc., a New York advertising company, to overhaul <i>www.gsa.gov</i>.<br>
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FDA system will track imports
Contract awarded for Web-enabled system to track imports of food, drugs and medical devices
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Transcom chief touts IT
Technology helps Defense agency track personnel and products around the world
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OMB offers tech ?starter set?
Draft white paper details technology standards agencies can use to share applications, system components
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DOD rule boosts competition
Rule implements Section 803, but leaves out controversial contracting provision
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OPM making progress on two e-gov projects
Office awaits bids to upgrade the USAjobs.opm.gov site, puts finishing touches on agreements for payroll services.<br>
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DOD preps contracting rule
Final version, expected today, will emphasize competition on multiple-award contracts
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Army vendor team advances FCS
Boeing Co. and Science Applications International Corp. add new contractors for Future Combat System work
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Device helps blind computer users 'see'
NIST tool creates 3-D version of a picture displayed on a computer screen
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White papers offer e-gov component architecture help
New reports from the Federal Enterprise Architecture Program Management Office and the CIO Council’s architecture working group offer guidance on planning, costs.<@SM>
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Officials plot homeland priorities
Officials have drawn up a list of their top priorities to jump-start the Homeland Security Department
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