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FirstGov search misses deadline
AT&T and search engine partner miss deadline, forcing GSA to pay for previously free Inktomi service
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Roster change
Eric Tolbert, former director of the North Carolina Emergency Management Division, has been appointed deputy director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Office of National Preparedness, FEMA announced last month
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Financial systems still troubled
DOD leads agencies with pervasive financial management problems, GAO finds in fiscal 2001 report
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Air Force pinged on Web data
DOD inspector general's report found inappropriate information on many of service's sites
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Electronic death records 'vital' at SSA
The federal government wants a searchable electronic database of every death in the United States
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Virtual IT job fair scheduled
The federal CIO Council has chosen April 22-26 for its nationwide ?virtual? information technology job fair
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Army makeover under scrutiny
The Army's aggressive timetable for transforming and fielding of the Objective Force has lawmakers from both parties, as well as Defense Department leaders, unsure whether the service will be able to meet its ambitious goals
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Army closes in on transformation
The Army has begun a limited pilot project in the Washington, D.C., area to test key concepts of a top-level initiative
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Numbers Game
The Defense Department is requesting $26.4 billion for information technology and national security systems for fiscal 2003
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DOD grapples with tangled financial web
The tangled web of Defense Department financial systems has grown even more complex now that DOD officials have found another 200 financial management systems above and beyond the 673 they already knew existed, Pentagon officials said recently.
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Adobe to retool PDF forms
Changes envisioned for Reader software would support online transactions
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Intercepts
The Defense Department is moving to curb its problems with government-issued credit cards
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Taking a step back
Federal Computer Week debuted March 23, 1987, with a report on the Reagan administration's decision to withdraw a controversial plan that would have restricted access to 'public computer databases'
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DOD makes history more accessible
DOD awards contract for declassifying, digitizing documents
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Homeland security focuses coordination
Although sharing information among the courts, the police and other justice agencies at every level of government has been a goal of dedicated individuals and organizations for the past several years, the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have given the issue a renewed national scope, several government officials said last week
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