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TSA shows the way
Commentary: The demands on the proposed department's federal employees would be strenuous
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Defense office brings together intell experts
DOD is setting up a joint intelligence center to improve information sharing among civilian, intelligence and defense agencies
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Report: Hill Web sites unresponsive on Sept. 11
Most offices do not have remote access to Web servers
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Five firms to compete for DOD HR
DOD has select five companies to compete for its massive initiative to create a single pay and personnel system
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IT at work
Cecom brought five major technologies to the World Trade Center site that could be used in security operations
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New strategy to expand focus
Strategy due Sept. 18 will detail strategic goals for sectors ranging from home users to global issues
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OMB weighs info classification
Efforts to protect some public data from misuse are generating a mix of reactions
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Web sites reinforce security and privacy policies, review finds
A Brown University analysis of government Web sites found that more federal and state sites are taking security and privacy seriously compared to last year.
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A time for reflection
Feds discuss how their jobs have changed in the wake of last year's terrorist attacks
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Lessons worth remembering
Army tools used for search and rescue at World Trade Center could pay off in future
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FAA workers getting pay raise
Several computer specialists at the FAA will get a long-awaited financial boost
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Enterprise architecture expanding
Enterprise architecture approach could spread past IT and into such areas as workforce management
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Justice backs South Dakota’s fight against Internet child crimes
South Dakota’s Internet Crimes Against Children unit has received a $1 million Justice Department grant to help support local authorities’ investigations.
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Study lists success factors for cross-jurisdictional e-gov projects
The Industry Advisory Council and the General Services Administration today released a report outlining the characteristics of successful federal, state and local e-government projects. The study researched 23 initiatives and found five successful projects that included a federal agency working with state and/or local agencies.
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OMB names Microsoft and IBM tools as e-gov platforms
HERSHEY, Pa.—Slowly, a plan is emerging for taking the administration’s 24 Quicksilver projects from ideas on paper to interactive online services.
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