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Payroll is 24th e-gov initiative

OMB adds the consolidation of federal payroll systems to the group of high-impact, cross-agency e-gov projects

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OMB sniffing out system overlap

HUD's deputy chief information officer is on detail to OMB, looking for ways to cut costs and redundant systems

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DMV chiefs push for improved drivers license systems

A task force of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators is calling for improvements in driver’s license issuance standards to close security loopholes in the nation’s leading identity document.

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Cancer institute consolidates Web postings

The National Cancer Institute today launched a redesigned Web site at <a href="http://cancer.gov">cancer.gov</a>, proclaiming it a one-stop resource for information about cancer.

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Get along, little tax form

Texas today opened its online filing program for sales taxes to businesses statewide. The voluntary Web filing program, launched in 1998, has expanded gradually to include more and more businesses.

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GSA puts contracting tool online

The new virtual performance-based contracting guide offers a teaching tool for this method of acquisition

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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?