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Panel OK's Homeland tech post
The House Science Committee voted to create an undersecretary for science and technology in the Homeland Security Department
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Expert urges troops to test IT
DOD transformation official advocates letting warfighters test the IT tools in network-centric warfare
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NIMA replacing mapping toolkit
Contract awarded to Northrop Grumman IT will replace JMTK functions with commercial components
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Information Age changes warfare rules
Force transformation chief says the new rules include a greater focus on managing and speeding information to commanders
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Justice CIO crafting united plan
Vance Hitch depicts the department as a fragmented agency hobbled by aged computers and incompatible systems
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FBI hires CIO from Mormons
The FBI has hired the information and communications chief of the Mormon Church to be its CIO
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New round of DREN protests filed
Sprint, Global Crossing object to WorldCom as the follow-on vendor for the Defense Research Engineering Network
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Watch out Amazon, here comes MMS
The Interior Department’s Minerals Management Service today unveiled an online ordering system that lets users research oil well and gas well data online and buy the data on CD-ROM.
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OPM awards contract to develop an e-learning site
The Office of Personnel Management last month moved closer to unveiling its new e-learning Web site. It awarded a task order to Geolearning Inc. of West Des Moines, Iowa, to redesign the National Learning Center’s site and provide courses.
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Fed e-learning uniting on Web
An initiative to unify e-training services across federal agencies by OPM and OMB will debut this month
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Analysis affirms NMCI benefits
Cost-benefit study says NMCI will provide the Navy with capabilities that it would not have had otherwise
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Interior makes switch at CIO
Former departmentwide chief information officer Daryl White has been detailed to the Bureau of Reclamation
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FBI hot on records management case
William Hooton was hired in March to bring modern electronic records management to the FBI
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Accessibility law under scrutiny
GSA may allow agencies require vendors to 'certify' that their products meet accessibility requirements
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