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Army boosts distance learning
The Army's Battle Command Training Program adds tool for soldiers to start training early
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Al Qaeda cyber alarm sounded
Congressman warns that there is a 50 percent chance that the next terror strike will include a cyberattack
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Army automating personnel system
The Civilian Personnel Policy Office recently awarded an automation support services contract to SI International
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Cyber Service attracting students
The Federal Cyber Service program could have as many as 200 to 300 students by the end of the year
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OPM opens online learning center
The new Gov Online Learning Center will provide a virtual classroom for government workers
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EPA moves forward on PeopleSoft implementations
The Environmental Protection Agency recently passed the one-year anniversary of its PeopleSoft 7 human resources application, and the agency is working on upgrading the HR module to the Web Version 8.3.
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Official: Security won't hurt privacy
Office of Homeland Security CIO says high-tech identification systems won't be allowed to undercut civil liberties
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Burns tackling BIA troubles
Brian Burns has been named chief information officer at the troubled Bureau of Indian Affairs
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WorldCom woes limit DREN action
Company's bankruptcy filing means that DOD cannot immediately terminate the contract for a high-speed research network
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FirstGov among 50 most useful
Yahoo Internet Life magazine includes the government Web portal among the '50 Most Incredibly Useful Web Sites'
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Global NMCI nerve center picked
The Navy Marine Corps Intranet's global network operations center will be at the existing location in Norfolk, Va.
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Holcomb detailed to Homeland
NASA CIO Lee Holcomb is on detail as the director of infostructure at the Office of Homeland Security
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Feds deserve equal pay
Bureaucratus column: Don't treat federal employees like second-class citizens
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Time to be flexible
Chief of Staff Andrew Card told government executives that there would be changes in jobs and job descriptions
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OMB details first level of federal enterprise architecture
The Office of Management and Budget today released a fresh version of its e-government business reference model, the first component in OMB’s stated goal of a complete federal enterprise architecture. Mark Forman, the Office of Management and Budget’s associate director for IT and e-government, called it “a quantum leap for the federal government.”
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Homeland strategy sets IT agenda
The National Strategy for Homeland Security shows how heavily the Bush administration is counting on technology
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