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Air Force adds satellite support
Harris Corp. wins contract for satellite mission communications operations and maintenance
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Report finds congressional members doing a better job of managing e-mail
Members of Congress are doing a better job of filtering e-mail and using electronic means to communicate with constituents, according to a report released yesterday by the Congress Online Project, a joint research initiative of the Congressional Management Foundation and George Washington University.
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Govbenefits.gov list tops 100 programs
The Department of Labor’s <i>www.govbenefits.gov</i> site now includes access to more than 100 federal benefits programs, following the addition of 25 new programs representing more than $34 million in annual benefit dollars.
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Navy funds new round of e-biz
One system being piloted would enable seamless communication of medical data between the VA and DOD
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FAA gives pilots online view of runway info
The Federal Aviation Administration has begun providing pilots with runway information over the Internet to improve access to landing data.<@SM>
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DOD, Army testing biometrics
Partnership will test the integration of fingerprint technology into the Army's Network Operations Center Vehicle
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Roster change
The Senate confirmed Mark Everson Aug. 1 as deputy director for management at the Office of Management and Budget
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GSA set to release RFP for travel site
Federal employees make about 4 million air and rail trips a year and spend more than $100 million annually on fees to travel agents. With the success of commercial travel Web sites, many government managers wonder why booking trips isn’t easier and cheaper.
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Team recruits for tech careers
DISA, National Science Center partner to get young people interested in technology, science and math
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DLA phases in modernization
The Defense Logistics Agency has implemented the first release of its Business Systems Modernization program
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DOD, FEMA test net defenses
Joint exercise explores how compatible their communications systems would be in homeland defense situations
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DIA awards services contract
The Defense Intelligence Agency recently awarded a contract to Integrated Resource Technologies for administrative support services
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A call to service
The scholarship-for-service program offers full scholarships to students studying information assurance in exchange for two years of government service
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The new face of security
Five Cyber Corps recruits reflect the changing culture of government security
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Homeland strikes a chord
Many feds would jump at the chance to work for Homeland Security Department
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Feds urged to boost telework
Federal government called on expand broadband availability and boost own workers' telecommuting ability
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