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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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Ready for action
Utah and West Virginia are among eight states that already were on the Secret Internet Protocol Router Network
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Adobe to buy e-forms firm
Adobe, the inventor of PDF, is buying Accelio to move into the growing field of online forms
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National Guard extends secure net to states
National Guard bureaus will be connected with the Pentagon via the network DOD uses for classified communications
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DOD gets good marks overall
The Bush administration is asking for $379.3 billion for the Defense Department in fiscal 2003
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Protected disclosures
Bureaucratus column: An FAA employee was fired after taking potential terrorist data to faa security
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Good returns for e-filing taxes
President Bush's 2003 budget includes two new bonuses to encourage taxpayers to file their yearly returns online
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Letters to the editor
Interior's shutdown mocks e-gov efforts; Knowledge management basics; Grasping the GovNet concept
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NOAA awash in homeland tech
Budget adds the information technology capabilities of NOAA to the nation's homeland security arsenal
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Census addresses enhanced tech
Bureau's budget includes plans for online filing for economic survey, better mapping technology for headcount
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