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Defining 'best value'
Editorial: Groups that oppose increased outsourcing of government services are losing ground fast
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Homeland research may miss out
A misunderstanding of intellectual property rights laws and their inflexible nature may hinder homeland security projects
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Air Force testing tech for e-forms
The Air Force is trying out software from PureEdge Solutions in an effort to secure interactive forms
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Student tracking begins July 1
Colleges and trade schoolssoon will begin using a nationwide computerized system to track foreign students
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State's 'Tracker' system follows weapons trail
Computer systems are being used to track nuclear components and other deadly materials in real time
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Know the system
Bureaucratus column: This case boiled down to whether the employee had requested an accommodation
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House passes DOD authorization act
The bill would give DOD one of the largest increases in spending in three decades, including funds for major IT projects
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Army turns to interns, industry for help
The Army is attempting to address its current and future information technology workforce shortage
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DOD program readies future grads
DOD officials hope that a program to give college graduates DOD acquisition training will help fill a void
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Intelligence leads the way
Taxonomy software vendors say that the intelligence and defense communities are the main government users of their products
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Air Force is set to award XML forms contract
The Air Force today plans to award PureEdge Solutions Inc. a contract to test a software for converting the service’s 14,000 electronic forms into Extensible Markup Language.
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INS preps student tracking system
On July 1, some U.S. colleges will begin using a computerized system to keep track of foreign students
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INS readies system to track comings, goings
INS has taken the first step toward building an automated entry/exit system to track foreign visitors
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Panel OKs more 2002 IT spending
House Appropriations Committee took a step last week toward approving a $29.4 billion supplemental spending package
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