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SSA launches eVital in Colorado
The Social Security Administration today initiated an application that will give immediate online verification of birth and death information directly from state agencies.
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NARA issues e-mail archiving guide
The National Archives and Records Administration yesterday released a guide detailing how agencies can provide NARA with e-mail and message attachments for archiving as records.
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Roster Change
William Korink will serve as senior vice president of the Scientific & Engineering Solutions (SES) government intelligence business sector, the company announced Sept. 26
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CIOs look to stretch dollars
With a tight governmentwide budget, agencies are looking to fill IT needs with existing funds
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DOD keeps wireless on hold
DOD issues a wireless security policy for the Pentagon and continues moratorium on wireless devices
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Making IT easier to use
The demands of homeland security are moving technologies out of their traditional domains of expert users
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IT freeze or thaw?
Homeland security agencies' most pressing IT needs are moving quickly through a review process set up by the Bush administration
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The kiss of death?
Bureaucratus: Pay flexibility could bring an end to the civil service as we know it
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New credentials
State Department employees will be required to wear their old ID cards until the smart cards are fully phased into service
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Tech lab promotes telework options
The Software Productivity Consortium opened its Telework Lab, a resource for agencies looking to outfit remote workers
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Navy launches e-records effort
The Navy kicked off an enterprisewide records management system, starting to install software on NMCI computers
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Cities 'angry' over lack of homeland support
City officials demanded that Congress and the Bush administration provide the billions of dollars they promised for first responders
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NCS readying 'gee-whiz' Internet warning project
The National Communications System is in the early stages of a Global Early Warning Information System pilot project
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Tried and true gets a new spin
In many ways, a research group is trying to turn the direction of people/computer interaction back to the days of pencil and paper
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Lawmakers still hope to finish an e-gov bill this year
House lawmakers are making a late push to give agencies more than $200 million in e-government funds and to establish some type of governmentwide IT manager.
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