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Section 508 revisions considered
Public comments sought on revisions to Section 508, especially pertaining to the obligations of vendors
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Verity upgrades knowledge engine
Verity is releasing a new version of its high-end information retrieval product, which powers several e-commerce sites and government portals
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E-gov bill progresses
The Senate last week unanimously passed a bill to provide $345 million for e-government initiatives during the next four year
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Teleworking faces familiar roadblocks
Few federal employees are teleworking because their bosses don't support it
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EPA will buttress environment site
The Environmental Protection Agency by October plans to add data about local conditions from all 50 states to its Window to My Environment site.
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Priming the pump
Companies prep slew of homeland security solutions, but wait for feds to get the money to buy them
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Fixing 'the problem'
Bureaucratus column: Why do we need an 'expert' to tell government executives what they should already know?
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DOD officials push real-time intelligence
Real-time intelligence called key to Navy and Marine transformation and conducting the war on terrorism
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Homeland HR plan criticized
Employee unions, Congress question broad workforce flexibilities for new department
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Boeing gets the call for DOD radio
Software-based systems will eliminate incompatibilities among services
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Tech options abound for INS
Ideas include system so foreign visitors can report their whereabouts
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DOD keeps pace for fast-track financial fix
DOD officials hope to complete a draft of their financial management architecture within three months
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E-gov bill heads to House
The Senate unanimously passed a bill to provide $345 million for e-gov initiatives over the next four years
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Agriculture begins to issue digital certificates
Although a full-scale public-key infrastructure is not yet in place, the Agriculture Department has begun issuing its first 300 digital certificates for conducting online transactions with the department.
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Search engine gives FirstGov edge
The new FirstGov search engine the General Services Administration revved up last month runs smoothly and needs only a few improvements to make FirstGov a best-of-breed Web portal.
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