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Take a lesson from Trilogy

Those expecting a steady march toward the establishment of a Homeland Security Department should draw sobering lessons from the FBI's experience

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Ashcroft: No central database for citizen tips

Amid growing concern over Operation TIPS the attorney general said that reports of suspicious activity would not be retained in a central database

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NASA sizes up genius shortage

Agency builds system to identify staffing gaps

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Hiring on the fast track

Agencies use e-recruiting software to get hiring up to speed

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Labor accepts digital signatures from union filers

The Labor Department has set up a voluntary program that lets unions file annual reports online using digital signatures.

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Feds still on the sideline

Bureaucratus column: Isn't there any way to protect workers from repetitive stress injuries in a cost-effective way?

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The tenets of the University of Information Technology

The tenets of the University of Information Technology

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Intercepts

DREN, Chapter 11; Uniform pagers, phones; Stupid Army tricks

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Students for life

The Army's U of IT will make training available anywhere, anytime

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eBay delivers e-stamp customers

Online auctions spur business for USPS' PC stamp service

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Air Force poised for .Net testing

Air Force, Microsoft partnership awaiting command approval to begin testing .Net environment

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DIA awards support contract

The Defense Intelligence Agency awards an administrative support services contract to Integrated Resource Technologies

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Ashcroft offers TIPS assurances

Attorney general says reports of suspicious activity will not be retained in a central database

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Air Force freshmen get laptops

GTSI will deliver customized IBM computers all incoming freshmen at the Air Force Academy

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Tech chief picked for new GSA office

Casey Coleman will oversee the technology strategy for the citizen-centered services performed by GSA

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Ask questions before you invest

FCW.com's Friday Financials column winds up its look at variable annuities, which have become a part of the retirement plans of many Americans

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Guides tackle wireless, training

NIST's latest draft guides for agencies take aim at wireless security and security training

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E-learning site launches early

The Office of Personnel Management last week put online its e-training site, almost three months ahead of schedule. The site, at <a href="http://www.golearn.gov" target="_blank">www.golearn.gov</a>, gives federal employees free access to more than 30 courses and 50 electronic books.

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Army contract builds on transformation

Army tabs SRA for enterprise systems management work at the Military District of Washington

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Interview: E-gov is evolution in action

Roger Mody founded Signal Corp. of Fairfax, Va., an IT and engineering management company, 15 years ago. Government clients include the military services, Customs Service, General Services Administration, Patent and Trademark Office, Social Security Administration and Transportation Department.