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IRS adds call center services
The IRS awarded a $150 million follow-on contract to Aspect Communications for contact center services
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Bureau's new name says security
The Bureau of Export Administration, home of the CIAO, is renamed the Bureau of Industry and Security
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Cyber service not a 'great deal'
Academics like idea but point out shortcomings of the Scholarship for Service in real-life application
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Software to help EPA track data
Signal Corp. to develop software that manages data collected by response teams dealing with hazardous materials
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Maryland posts info about sex offenders on the Web
Maryland’s Public Safety and Correctional Services Department yesterday officially launched its first Internet sex offender registry at <a href="http://www.dpscs.state.md.us/sor">www.dpscs.state.md.us/sor</a>.
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Success comes with a cost
At least one INS e-service promises prompt performance: The Premium Processing Service for nonimmigrant worker visas
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Navy set for e-travel
The Navy has rolled out the Defense Travel System, which uses a digital certificate embedded in the Common Access Card
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'Mannheim' to harden Army defense
The Army has concluded the first exercise of an initiative to improve its ability to defend against network attacks
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DISA shelves DREN award
DISA has put a hold on the contract award for the Defense Research and Engineering Network after bidders' protests
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Army proxy server closes Web back door
Army's proxy server can host its Web sites for public viewing without opening a back door for hackers
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E-learning no quick study
Inadequate funding and technology are common problems, officials say
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No more whining
Bureaucratus: Feds who feel they're not being paid enough have no reason not to look for a job in the private sector
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NMCI delays give Marines pause
A delay in rolling out NMCI is forcing the Marines to institute contingency plans to enhance some parts of the service's aging IT infrastructure
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Senator readies driver's license bill
An Illinois senator expects to introduce legislation this month providing minimum standards for driver's licenses
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At arm's length
Editorial: IT managers should be careful not to move from partner to industry promoter
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