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Homeland security: A magnet for talent

The creation of the Office of Homeland Security and the Transportation Security Administration has plunged officials into a long game of musical chairs

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Air Force revises net modernization tactics

The Air Force is changing management tactics to give more support to local bases that might lack technical expertise

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Management briefs

GAO: Culture change needs strong leaders; GAO criticizes acquisition workforce management

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DOD office to fill communications gap

DOD has set up an office to ensure the compatibility of communications systems across DOD, the intelligence community and NASA

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Report: DOD weak on joint forces follow-up

DOD's poor track record with applying recommendations on joint service experimentation raises questions

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NTIS eyes e-learning

The National Technical Information Service continues to pursue innovative endeavors

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Where we stand

How feds have put IT to work for homeland security, and the work that needs to be done

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VA spruces up security act

Agency tightens system, personnel management

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Army details goals of Future Combat System

The Army released a document defining its overarching operational requirements for the Future Combat System

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Singing the blues

Bureaucratus column: Can you blame Blue Cross/Blue Shield for not establishing a separate accounting system for feds?

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Federal action on licenses may stall

Bills to 'federalize' driver's licenses have stalled in Congress, but they're cruising in the passing lane in many state legislatures

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Homeland debate heats up

Personnel flexibility at heart of Bush, Senate dispute

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State creates E-Diplomacy Office to coordinate user needs with IT

Pinstripe-wearing diplomats will work side-by-side with khaki-clad techies in the State Department’s E-Diplomacy Office.

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OMB prepares a guide for agencies’ Web content and design

Federal Web sites could soon have a similar look. The Office of Management and Budget is writing its recommendations for standards for site content management.

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USDA speeds toward e-filing

More by congressional prodding than by choice, the Agriculture Department finds itself among the front-runners of agencies working to meet the requirements of the Government Paperwork Elimination Act.

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DOD launches comm office

Transformational Communications Office will create an integrated communications network

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Letter to the editor

Disparity in pay

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Model programs

With passage of the Clinger-Cohen Act in 1996, agencies were faced with the need to better manage their enterprise architectures—the act mandated an overall blueprint for their IT systems.

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Army issues FCS requirements

Operational requirements document for Future Combat System shifts focus from concepts to solutions

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Most e-gov initiatives are ready to take off

Mark Forman and his colleagues at the Office of Management and Budget expect to be busy over the next four months with the launch of up to 21 first or second iterations of the 24 Quicksilver e-government initiatives.