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Navy portal links execs
The Naval Medical Information Management Center's CIO's E-Business Services office has started using collaboration software
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Official: Army needs more tech to fight terror
The Army needs more unmanned aerial vehicles and other technology to support the war on terrorism, according to the service's senior intelligence officer
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Forman downplays IT work force crisis
Among the many IT concerns within the federal government, a shortage of workers is not a barrier to the administration's e-government plans, IT czar Mark Forman said last week.
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Skating ahead of the puck
Editorial: By working on e-government applications now, federal agencies will be better prepared when the public comes looking for them
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Munns takes NMCI helm
The Navy's multibillion-dollar outsourcing project has a new point person
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DOD sets e-learning course
An e-learning partnership may someday extend e-learning all the way to the foxhole
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Voting accessibility gains momentum
Election reform bill provision requires states to upgrade voting technology to enable visually impaired voters to cast ballots without assistance
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Politics as usual
Bureaucratus column: The Bush administration plans to borrow billions of dollars from feds' retirement funds, and employee unions aren't happy
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FEMA, NIST collaborate
Two agencies have strengthened their collaborative ties in hopes of improving disaster response and enhancing homeland security
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NMCI forces Corps contingencies
A delay in rolling NMCI out to the Marine Corps is causing the service to do some work on its legacy systems
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Senators push Homeland for Cabinet
Legislation would give the Office of Homeland Security statutory and budget authority as well as the lead role in case of a terrorist attack
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Army poised for Mannheim project
Project is designed to help the Army develop an integrated computer network defense in its IT transformation
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DOD sizing up financial chaos
Contract to develop a financial management architecture is first step toward getting systems under control
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House passes Tech Corps bill
Legislation would allow IT managers in federal agencies and companies to swap jobs for six months to two years
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Official: More tech needed vs. terror
'We just don't have enough UAVs' in Afghanistan, the Army's senior intelligence officer says
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IRS on record pace for e-filing
Commissioner expects the agency to reach or even surpass its goal of 46 million online filers this year
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DOD faces transformation skepticism
Senators quiz Defense officials on the Pentagon's transformation efforts and funding
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