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Wanted: Better job ads
Editorial: Simply posting job vacancies online without other improvements threatens the goal to make the government an employer of choice
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DOD gets instant message
Secure messaging tool for defense collaborative software suite awaits approval
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IRS changes in store
IRS plans personnel changes in its multibillion-dollar modernization project
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Charting a new course
Navsea used innovative thinking to buy just the right software package for its e-commerce solution
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The Circuit
New Passports All Wet?; Less is more; Interior takes another hit; CIO leaves NIST's nest
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Group sues for access to security documents
EPIC files suit stemming from concern that the Office of Homeland Security may be secretly developing elements of a national ID system
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Measuring e-gov
New government-funded metric will help agencies evaluate a project?s usefulness
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Guard, U.K. make e-learning pact
National Guard announces first ever e-learning partnership laboratory with an international partner
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Internet service links emergency managers
System eases access to relevant experts, online databases
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Tourism trumps taxes
Government Web sites are hot destinations on the Internet, according to a new survey
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New Mexico ponders smart licenses
New Mexico is investigating the use of smart cards as the basis for its state driver's licenses
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Testing e-commerce waters
Naval group improves services procurement with Amazon.com-inspired online system
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FirstGov misses deadline
AT&T Business Services and its Norwegian search engine partner failed to meet the deadline for installing the new search engine
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Information clicks with Web users
A new survey shows that government Web sites are hot destinations on the Internet, with tourism info leading the way
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Postal Service uses private sector for new model
The destitute Postal Service has asked Congress to preserve its government status but make it more commercial to improve its competitive stance, postmaster general Jack Potter said today at the National Press Club in Washington.
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General Accounting Office warns of XML pitfalls
Incomplete standards for using Extensible Markup Language and the lack of uniform, government-specific data structures are some potential pitfalls awaiting agencies that want to use XML, according to a General Accounting Office report released today.
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