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Quad Council salutes cutting-edge initiatives
The government has a reputation for lagging behind the private sector when it comes to technology use, but at least five e-government projects are on IT’s cutting edge, a senior administration official said.
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FBI record handling blamed
Computer systems are antiquated, but Justice inspector general pins blame for McVeigh case failures on personnel
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Marines name NMCI manager
The Marine Corps officially has named Richard Glover as its program manager for the NMCI initiative
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Justice appoints new CIO
Attorney General John Ashcroft appointed Hitch to solve the Justice Department's computer woes
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GAO wants DISA more cost-conscious
GAO report praises DISA commitment to customers, but says agency must focus on cost-effectiveness
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Revised e-gov bill achieved
Lieberman compromise calls for $345 million over four years and would establish an e-gov administrator at OMB
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Foreign worker policy questioned
Industry reps urge DOD for review of proposed policy that could prohibit noncitizens from working on IT projects
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DOD to probe credit card abuse
Rumsfeld asks for investigation about abuse of government-issued purchase cards
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OMB completes framework for enterprise architecture
Component-based architecture allows one agency to use technology that has proven successful at another
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Eagle awards announced
Mark Forman, OMB associate director of information technology and e-government, and Linda Gooden, president of Lockheed Martin Information Technology, won Eagle awards
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Vendors team up for airport security offering
Four vendors have teamed to offer a suite of applications to help secure the nation's airports
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Lawmaker slams INS management, IT
Congressman pushes legislation and blasts agency's computer systems, management
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Army MPs go biometric
Army military police officers have successfully tested mobile facial-recognition technology to aid them in their duties
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