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Army readies $500 million 'infostructure' contract
Army officials are planning a $500 million contract to overhaul nearly every aspect of the service's IT infrastructure
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Guidelines open data, Web to FBI
New guidelines let FBI tap commercial databases and search the Internet for evidence of terrorist activity
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Rethinking pay
Bureaucratus column: What's wrong with giving employees a reward for longevity?
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FirstGov’s new search engine is ready to go
The General Services Administration will launch the FirstGov portal’s new search engine on time, according to a GSA source.
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Army official: 'We're bandwidth hogs'
Program manager says service has enough bandwidth, but could more efficiently use its resources
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Army preps transformation contracts
The Army is readying a network management contract and is planning for a new enterprisewide IT acquisition vehicle
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Army opening IT contracting center
Agency aims at centralizing procurement of enterprise IT products and services
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Fast ready to rev up FirstGov
New search engine will be formally unveiled June 3 on the government Web portal
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FBI needs tech for new mission
In announcing overhaul of bureau, director says IT and training are critical
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Army running University of IT
Pilot project at Fort Gordon trains personnel on equipment they will use at their home installation
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Second Army knowledge memo near
Officials anticipate the signing of the second Army Knowledge Management guidance memorandum
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Haycock is named to connect e-gov projects
The Office of Management and Budget earlier this month created a chief architect position to manage its 24 e-government projects and work on the overall federal IT framework.
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Air Force on consolidation course
CIO says the Air Force is about one-third through the process of consolidating its IT resources
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Army portal at million mark
But the program still lacks funding for a mirror site to keep the portal online if the primary server fails
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Industry awaits R&D strategy
Government is still working on how industry can help with technology in homeland security efforts
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Carnivore bites off too much
FBI aimed spyware at terrorists' e-mail, but intercepted nontargeted transmissions
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Air Force tracks warfighters' knowledge
The Air Force Information Warfare Center has a new system to account for its personnel's abilities
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Base uses wireless to track IT
The Materiel Systems Group at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is using handheld devices to monitor IT inventory
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