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CIO post debated

Experts at a Sept. 18 House hearing praised proposed legislation to create an e-government office within OMB

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'War Games' revisited

DOD may look to computer whiz kids and the video game industry to advance how the Pentagon wages war games

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Intercepts

This is Only a Test; Air Force Rethinks Performance; Happy 55th Air Force

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Army preps Netcom office

New command signals changes for IT management and procurement

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Air Force seeks to lighten the load

Something must be done to lighten troops' battlefield loads, which can exceed 140 pounds

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Governors propose homeland initiatives

The National Governors Association unveiled several initiatives in promoting a 'bottom-up' approach to homeland security

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Friend or foe?

Bureauctatus column: Bush's support for military benefits doesn't extend to veterans

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CDC outlines IT needs for emergency vaccination clinics

The government is offering to help state and local governments design IT components of smallpox vaccination clinics in the event of an outbreak of the disease.

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TSA tech work races ahead of plan

At TSA, the lack of legacy systems and cultures has been as much a disadvantage as an advantage

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Army pitches tech aid

Service proposes making military systems available to first responders

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A new use for street smarts

Congress investigates applications for transportation tech

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Agencies outsource self-service

Some agencies are hiring application service providers to operate their self-service e-government applications

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Start date uncertain for student tracking

The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System may be 'technically operational' by Jan. 30

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Energy agency says Web info poses threat

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is proposing new rules to limit the public's access to information

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DOD takes its games to a new level

Now more than ever, the Pentagon is putting its vision of an IT-driven military to the test

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Assessing the challenge

Analysts are reviewing the results of DOD's most extensive experiment, Millennium Challenge 2002

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Letter to the editor

Homeland needs 'good players'

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Dell going to West Point

U.S. Military Academy has purchased more than $3 million in Dell technology, including laptops for all plebes

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Auditors push Colorado to offer licenses online

Colorado’s Legislative Audit Committee is urging the state’s Revenue Department to incorporate online processing of driver’s licenses and vehicle registrations into its planned new system for motor vehicle regulation, as a way of cutting costs and speeding service.

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Officials: Netcom ready for launch

Netcom will provide management for the Army's information technology and networks as an enterprise