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INS woes: Who's to blame?

Bureaucratus: Guess who processed the hijackers' visa paperwork? Not federal employees.

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Building from the ground up

The first step in assembling an information resource is to find out what information is needed

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Labor softens ergo stance

OSHA's ergonomic plan includes voluntary guidelines and research rather than a broad standard

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Women in IT group reaches out to feds

A Washington, D.C.-area professional organization hopes to bring federal information technology women into the fold

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Army plans new tech for recruiting site

While most of the federal government is cautiously testing the waters of online recruiting, the Army is jumping in headfirst

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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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Intercepts

NSA breaks ground; Navy networks on command; Weakest links?

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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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Embracing online recruiting

Can the Web help make the government an employer of choice?

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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