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Arriving on a fast track
Army officials boasted about the speed with which its new ground-based surveillance system was delivered
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Security concerns raised
Web services are used to exchange data with remote systems, which opens a door on those systems
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Navair checks work on problem report
The Navy reformed its business processes and Web-enabled its applications to reduce its the engineering investigation report backlog
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Federal grants process goes electronic
The federal government is launching a project to make it easier for state and local governments to apply online for grant
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TSA launches mega IT buy
Managed services at core of $1 billion IT infrastructure buildout for start-up agency
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Experiencing a breakthrough
OMB's Mark Forman searches for a new level of e-government performance
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Info sharing bill advances in House
A committee approved a bill to make it easier for federal agents to share intelligence tips with their state and local counterparts
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'Prophet' helps warfighters see enemy
The Army unveils a new, mobile signals intelligence and electronic warfare system
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DOD working on generation gap
Military bridging gap between Cold War-era personnel and the current, more tech-savvy workers
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Bush's air traffic move draws flak
President deletes phrase describing air traffic control as 'an inherently governmental function'
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Info sharing bill advances
House Judiciary Committee approves legislation that forges closer link between feds and state and local law enforcement
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DOD officials split on IT funding
Leaders appear to be split on whether enough money is available to fund IT-based programs planned and in progress
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OPM previews Recruitment One-Stop
The Office of Personnel Management this week gave a glimpse into the Recruitment One-Stop jobs portal, which is scheduled to open in January. OPM released a request for information outlining requirements for Recruitment One-Stop, one of the Office of Management and Budget’s 24 e-government initiatives.
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Navy challenged on many IT fronts
The Navy is making progress with six major information technology challenges as it attempts to transform itself
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Army leads DOD's biometrics
The Army is leading the implementation of DOD's biometrics plan, with a solution to be fully operational by 2005
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General: Challenge is culture, not tech
Commander of Army Materiel Command is concerned with 'changing the way we behave to use the information'
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Tech may plug cargo security
Customs official urges using technology to check high-risk cargo containers before they leave a foreign port
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