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Letter to the editor

No cost-savings in NMCI

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Panel OKs tech post

The House Science Committee voted to create an undersecretary for science and technology position in the proposed Homeland Security Department

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The Circuit

As DOI turns; Help wanted; FBI taps CIO; Standing by

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Feds get carded

Agencies turn to smart cards to tighten security

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No fear?

Bureaucratus column: Although i strongly support the No FEAR law, I doubt anything will change

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If it ain't broke...

Editorial: Allowing agencies to include clauses for 508 certification would hamper the progress that has been made

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E-learning center set to go live

Site will unify federal training services

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New education site targets Hispanics

The Bush administration today launched a new Web site to help Hispanics get information about getting a college education.

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Tech firms could get homeland coverage

A House panel approved a proposal that would provide liability insurance for IT companies working on homeland security contracts

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Cyberterror test checks connections

Officials from all levels of government are partnering with private-sector and utilities concerns to test cyberattack response

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OMB may freeze homeland projects

OMB may freeze funds for IT projects at agencies slated to join the proposed Homeland Security Department

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New reasons to get slim

Telecommuting, post-Sept. 11 priorities renew interest in thin-client computing

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Workforce efforts advance

Training federal program and project managers and drafting a career road map for federal IT workers are priorities for a CIO Council committee

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A sense of place

EPA's Debra Stouffer is a woman on a mission, using IT to make her mark

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Going once, going twice; FirstGov sold on auctions

Watch out eBay, here comes FirstGov. The General Services Administration today added a shopping and auctions section to its FirstGov portal.

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Customs on the lookout

The Customs Service is equipping its inspectors at airports and U.S border crossings with pager-size radiation detector

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DOD demands faster, better cyber intell

Striking a balance between dwindling human intelligence resources and its advancing IT tools is essential, officials say

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Intercepts

Cursed contract; Targeting 803; A hamster wheel

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Security regs drive shipping firms online

Shipping companies are being required to meet tougher rules and regulations to move cargo around the world

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Officials push for intell, action

Military must strike balance between human intelligence gathering and technology, DOD officials say