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Bush's air traffic move draws flak
President Bush amended a Clinton administration executive order to ensure that the government can continue contracting for air traffic control
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Agencies think big picture
Sharing cross-agency geographic data promises big benefits -- and challenges
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Wireless users need more cross talk
National efforts to link public safety radio networks meet with mixed results
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DOD works to close generation gap
DOD tries to bridge the generation gap between Cold War-era personnel and the more technology-savvy generation
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Utah's gold medal effort
During the Winter Olympics, 8.5 million minutes of traffic passed through Utah's communications system for the event
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IRS makes tax forms accessible
The Alternative Media Center and Adobe Systems Inc. have created tax forms that can be read by screen readers
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FEMA seeks wireless fix
FEMA will organize the government's communications capabilities under Project SafeCom
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Mainstreaming GIS crucial to more sharing
More organizations ar emaking geographic data just another member of the information systems universe
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A new shape for government
'Information sharing' is the mantra in homeland security initiatives
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Not sitting still
Many states are pushing ahead with IT projects that cover a range of business concerns while also trying to accommodate homeland security needs
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States propose sharing cybersecurity info
State IT managers have proposed an organization through which members can share information about cybersecurity issues
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Feds to share emergency response system
Seattle first to link to federal response center for biological, chemical and nuclear threats
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GAO: E-records overwhelm NARA
NARA overwhelmed by the torrent of electronic records generated by federal agencies
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State negotiates knowledge
New system aims to improve collaboration, information flow between agencies
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DOD to pair biometrics and smart cards
DOD's efforts to incorporate biometric technology into the Common Access Card have been validated, officials say
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