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Justice pools online resources
Web site integration may be starting point for nationwide connection
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OMB revises geospatial-systems circular
The Office of Management and Budget last week released a revised OMB Circular A-16 that sets new guidelines for agencies that collect spatial data.<@SM>
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Four components of HLDC2IMS
About the Homeland Defense Command and Control Information Management System
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Survey: Fed Web sites still need work
A survey of federal Web sites concludes that most remain hard to navigate and offer little more than the most basic elements of e-government
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Integration office may not happen
Congress continues to resist the proposed Information Integration Office, part of the president's homeland security effort
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Army CTO pushes 'federation of sites'
Col. Robert Coxe Jr. would like to see a union of different Army, Navy and Marine Corps portals
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Army picks EMC for storage
National Guard rolls out storage area networks in over 50 data centers to better manage data requirements
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AT&T will host FirstGov
The General Services Administration is setting the Web foundation for many of the Office of Management and Budget’s 24 e-government initiatives through the <a href="http://www.FirstGov.gov">FirstGov</a> portal.
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AT&T braces FirstGov for e-gov
Contract calls for beefing up the federal portal's security as agencies prepare a new generation of online services
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OPM will seek proposals to enhance USAJobs
The Office of Personnel Management in early September will release a request for proposals for a commercial system to enhance its USAJobs.opm.gov portal.
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Project to test digital watermarks
AFRL, Digimarc project will research digital watermarking as a security feature for identifying fraudulent IDs
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Feds doing elementary e-gov
Survey of federal sites found five doing well, but most still offer little more than the basic elements of e-government
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Army picks firm for IT support
The Army Test and Evaluation Command has selected STG Inc. to provide IT support services at three locations
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Carriers add registered e-mail
Months after the Postal Service pulled the plug on its certified e-mail service, telecommunications companies are offering government users something similar.
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Card smarts
Over the past decade, about 60 federal agencies started making plans to issue smart cards to their employees. Most are still at the drawing board.
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Rumsfeld outlines risks, rewards
Defense secretary's annual report describes the advantages of network-centric operations and need for protecting systems
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TSP recordkeeping system delayed
The new recordkeeping system for the Thrift Savings Plan won't be ready until November
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DOD gives biometrics a workout
The Biometrics Management Office is testing iris scan technology to gain access to the Pentagon Athletic Club
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