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Navy creates network command
The Naval Network Warfare Command will enable the service to better support the concept of one naval network
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Air Force fights off probes
The network at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base was the subject of a high number of attacks one night last week, but none succeeded
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States begin to adopt e-voting
States are making steady strides toward electronic voting systems. But don’t throw out your dimpled chad-o-meter just yet.
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GSA auction site earns $17.7 million in first year
The General Services Administration’s online auction site, at <a href="http://www.gsaauctions.gov">www.gsaauctions.gov</a>, has generated about $17.7 million in more than 10,000 auctions of surplus federal property in its first year.
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NTIS makes sci-tech resources searchable in one spot
The Commerce Department’s National Technical Information Service is developing an online catalog of the leading government Web resources on science and technology. The <a href="http://www.scitechresources.gov">www.scitechresources.gov</a> site has a database of about 1,000 sites selected by NTIS staff. <@SM>
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DOD digitizes documents
Department awards a $10 million contract to declassify documents and convert them into digital images
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Roster Change
Computer Sciences Corp., the lead contractor for the Internal Revenue Service's multibillion-dollar modernization program, has reassigned two of its top program managers and brought in a new executive
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Minerals Management gets go-ahead
Interior agency was disconnected from the Internet in December and has been unable to process payments
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Senate resurrects e-gov bill
A Senate e-government bill passed another milestone last week when the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee gave its unanimous approval
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Workforce management comes under scrutiny
Legislative reforms could give feds 'key flexibilities'
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Chemical spills: A burning issue
Two agencies have developed a system to help public safety agencies deal with dangerous chemicals
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Homeland security gets CIO
The Bush administration earlier this month hired Steve Cooper as CIO in the Office of Homeland Security
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Reinventing FEMA
The agency has an expanded role after Sept. 11. State and city officials wonder if it's up to the task.
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