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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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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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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
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Scorecard is conversation-starter
The President's Management Agenda is a tool to get agencies talking about ways to run programs better
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Whistleblower stifled, and TSP waste
FCW.com's Ask Milt column tackles readers' questions about recourse in a whistleblowing case and against the TSP board
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System holds hazardous data
The Defense Logistics Agency has launched an online repository of material safety data sheets
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Homeland's 1st goal: Be different
The day-one IT goal for the proposed Homeland Security Department is to provide new capabilities
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Student tracking system lagging
The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System may be just "technically operational" by deadline
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Forman pushes House to meet e-gov fund request
The Bush administration is applying a full-court press to the House to authorize its request for a $45 million e-government fund. Mark Forman, the Office of Management and Budget’s associate director for IT and e-government, yesterday told lawmakers that the fund was “critical to achieving the promise of e-government.”
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