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OMB: Security on tap
Official says Bush administration has made no progress on improving the security of government computer systems
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GAO: Air Force planning on course
Its short- and long-term prospects for its science and tech program are on target
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A sampling of emerging counterterrorism technologies
A sampling of emerging counterterrorism technologies
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Moran pushes 'smart' license
Rep. James Moran wants states to adopt high-tech licenses to make license counterfeiting and fraudulent applications much harder.
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Agency gets set to launch eNASA
NASA’s new administrator, Sean O’Keefe, has been on the job only two months, but the space agency’s IT projects already bear his signature, insiders say.<@SM>
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IT mentors will identify best practices for e-gov
In six weeks, 10 of the Office of Management and Budget’s 24 approved e-government initiatives will each receive what could be a road map for success.
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Bush bumps IT budget by 8%
Federal IT budgets are rising—but only for agencies with their management under control.
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OMB promises funds for 24 e-gov initiatives
The Office of Management and Budget has vowed to protect e-government projects—especially its spotlighted 24 initiatives—from congressional cuts.
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National Park site back online
Popular site is back up and running after a court order shut it down for two months.
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DOD wireless concerns allayed
FCC limits on ultrawideband prevents interference with defense systems
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Customs is a big Elvis fan
The Customs Service is asking more foreign countries to use its Electronic Visa Information System, which matches import visas with textile shipments.
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Commerce sees online gold rush
A rush to conduct e-government transactions is being led by children, young adults and retired people who increasingly have broadband Internet connections, Commerce Secretary Donald Evans said this week in a report.
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DOT to pursue biometrics
Transportation Security Administration set to launch pilot projects at airports to test biometric technologies
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Maryland opens a new portal
The state of Maryland today unveiled Maryland.Gov, an Internet portal to an array of state information, forms and services, as well as useful commuter and home owner tips.
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