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Navy picks NMCI manager
Rear Adm. Charles Munns was named the single program manager for the Navy Marine Corps Intranet
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Electronic archive funding preserved
NARA budget prioritizes electronic records archive and records management rules
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Justice seeks $2B for IT, workers
But the department's largest single technology program is a $400-million-a-year election reform effort
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Security runs through DOT budget
Some FAA funding shifts to Transportation Security Administration; Coast Guard's Deepwater a major winner
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Human error, not software, spawned Arkansas W-2 errors
The Arkansas Finance and Administration Department yesterday found itself defending its beleaguered Arkansas Administrative Statewide Information System after the state discovered errors in employees’ W-2 forms for 2001.
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Interior accounts for trust reform
The department's budget proposal includes $671.6 million in overall IT spending -- about a $44 million increase
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Roster change
Daniel Wiener II took over as chief information officer of the Army Reserve last month
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E-gov at heart of GSA budget
GSA's $260 million request includes support for e-gov initiatives and a new Office of Citizen Services
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Interior will spend $65 million restoring Internet service
The Interior Department expects to spend $65 million over the next three years to restore Internet service and upgrade security, Interior Secretary Gale Norton said today.
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SSA tests digital certificates
SSA has taken another step forward in its effort to make wage reporting easy and electronic for the nation's 6.5 million employers
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'Show me the work!'
Commentary: Designing jobs with greater responsibility and autonomy is important
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Interior inches ahead with online operations
The department has taken tentative steps to restore operations, but major systems remain off-line
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Air Force surveys workforce
The Air Force Manpower Innovation Agency recently launched an online survey to ?tap the pulse? of the service on management and work-related topics
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Congress' Web development slow
On average, congressional Web sites received a C-minus when an Internet research group issued grades
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Walking a fine line on Web access
The Internet has sparked debate over how ?public? is too public, but the question took on real urgency after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
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Bush budgets $52B for IT
Dramatic 15.6 percent increase fueled by administration priorities such as homeland security projects
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Enhanced software for Air Force survey
Raosoft enhanced its software to accommodate the 2002 Air Force Organization Climate Survey
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