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DOD shown model for acquisition

GAO analysis shows DOD could save millions of dollars by taking a strategic approach to the purchase of services

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Roster change

T. Kevin Carroll was tapped this month to head the new Army Enterprise Information Systems office

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Teleporters hold a long-distance reunion

Lance Cpl. Jose Jasso stood at a Teleportec monitor in San Diego and talked with his mom, dad, wife, sisters and cousins in Dallas—family he hasn’t seen since he signed up a year ago and was sent to Camp Pendleton, Calif.

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Federal CTO to boost e-gov

Experts: Appointment shows White House resolute about e-government agenda

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A view from above

Remote sensing technology, which uses aircraft to gather data from the terrain below, landed a starring role in the recovery efforts following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks

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Paperless contracting hits mark

Oft-criticized procurement system makes good showing in DOD exercise

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CIA venture firm devises tech review strategy

In-Q-Tel anticipates better success at finding products to offer to the intelligence community now that Sept. 11 has given government a better understanding of the technologies needed to improve homeland security

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Cosgrave returns to government

Former IRS CIO will help the new Transportation Security Administration put in place technology needed to improve airport security

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In the system

LexisNexis is just one of many companies touting its information technology as a critical new weapon in the war against terrorism

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Documents at your disposal

A Legal View: There must be evidence of a consistently followed document retention policy

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Searching for accountability

Interior CIO, deputy respond to criticism on American Indian trust data system

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Technology vs. Terrorism

IT companies and organizations eager to enlist in the war against terrorism are plugging a variety of information-based weapons

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Intercepts

Test but verify; AKO cruising along; What do you really think?

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Army National Guard upgrades e-learning

The Army National Guard plans to upgrade its defense readiness programs with a new e-learning platform from Click2learn Inc.

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Air Force checking climate

Survey goes online this week to ?tap the pulse' of the service on management and work-related topics

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Letter to the editor

Suggesting an omni ID

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Officials: DOD acquisition system weak

Transformation of the armed services will be virtually impossible without a wholesale reform of the DOD acquisition process, according to the commander-in-chief of the Navy's U.S. Pacific Command

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Thrift lawsuit brews

The board that oversees the Thrift Savings Plan has asked Congress to change federal law so the board can refile a $350 million lawsuit against AMS

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IT slate for 2002

Information technology will be near the head of the line when the 107th Congress reconvenes. Here's a look at what lawmakers will consider.

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Partners program offers perspective

The Industry Advisory Council will convene two classes of its government/industry executive development program for the first time next month