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Fitting IT into homeland security
Gilmore Commission's final report details cybersecurity, IT recommendations for protecting the nation
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Army names CXO in realignment
As chief integration officer, Maj. Gen. John Scott will work toward an enterprise network for the Army
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Army contracts for wearable medical display
Microvision to begin developing a wireless personal display system for medical applications
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Cultural change trumps technology
Culture is key to making knowledge management work, military, State Department experts agree
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Labor tightening data security
The agency wants to prevent unauthorized access to data that could endanger department employees
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IRS plans ad blitz for e-file
Agency releases RFP for marketing to encourage more taxpayers to file their returns electronically
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USPS aims to outsource e-services
The Postal Service seeks firms to run its secure electronic messaging and electronic postmarking services
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Interior missing online training
Department's e-mail and most systems are still off-line, hindering training and payroll processes
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Army showcases airborne C2
System will standardize information available aboard Black Hawk helicopters and on the ground
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NMCI at heart of transformation
Initiative forms the foundation for the Navy's goals in knowledge management, e-government
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Satellite network upgrade awarded
Air Force picks Honeywell-led team for $1.2 billion contract to upgrade satellite ground control network
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Eads is IRS e-commerce director
The IRS has appointed James R. Eads Jr. director of e-commerce for the Large and Mid-Size Business Division’s international programs.
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Warfighting integration post created
New Air Force position would team up with CIO on intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems
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Army HQ changes affect IT
Network Enterprise Technology Command will provide management for the Army's IT and networks
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Satellite deal follows up Milstar
$2.7 billion contract will deliver DOD's next-generation communications satellites and ground control
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Congress e-mail volume soars
Anthrax anxiety escalates electronic correspondence, prompts change in lawmakers' attitude
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Feds are lax in record-keeping, NARA finds
Because many agency employees are unsure whether the electronic information they create constitutes official records, much of the data fails to make its way to the National Archives and Records Administration, according to a new report. Only records such as case files tend to be well-managed.
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Air Force BPAs cover IT services
Nine BPAs are worth a combined $650 million for information technology services
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