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Justice launches systems integration site

The Bureau of Justice Assistance has launched a Web site that weaves together information about systems integration for criminal justice agencies, especially at the state and local level.

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Firm makes e-learning accessible

SkillSoft Corp. has made its business skills courses compatible with assistive technology

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Army HQ changes affect IT buys

The recent reorganization of Army headquarters will affect network management and IT acquisitions

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Letter to the editor

Everyone works for homeland security

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Wisconsin uses Internet to aid homeowners

Wisconsin has unveiled a program for prospective homeowners to prequalify for mortgages using a Web service operated by the state’s Housing and Economic Development Authority. The program is the first such service offered by a state housing authority, officials said.<@SM><@SM>

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Letter to the editor

Don't blame Bush for cuts

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Guard makes e-learning advance

Army National Guard selects three vendors, moves forward with distributed training project

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Contract upgrades air combat training

Air Force awards contract to support portable, configurable air combat training system

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L-3 to acquire fellow contractor

Emergent Government Services Group has expertise in C4ISR, simulation and space science

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Roster Change 11/20/2001

Sean O'Keefe, who helped craft the Bush administration's management and technology agenda, has been tapped as the next administrator of NASA

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Congress hears national ID opinions

Gingrich: Something similar to a national ID card could be created using driver's licenses and linking databases

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White House casting cyber nets

IT initiatives for homeland security proceed even before Critical Infrastructure Protection Board meets

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Letter to the editor

Menu system makes work easier

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Reverse auction stocks DFAS

Service bought more than $6 million in hardware, including 3,000 PCs and 1,000 laptops from Dell

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IT jobs escaping competition

Latest round of FAIR Act inventories still make most IT positions exempt from competition

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Homeland defense puzzle laid out

INS technology chief sees little understanding of how IT parts must work as a whole to improve homeland defense

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Michigan opens e-store on state portal

Michigan has unveiled a pilot electronic store at <a href="http://mi-mall.michigan.gov/dnr">mi-mall.michigan.gov/dnr</a> for wildlife patches, posters and other products sold by the Natural Resources Department.<@SM>

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Ashcroft announces INS split

One agency will process immigrants and visitors, and the other will protect the nation's borders

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FBI stands by fingerprinting

Despite dazzling biometrics, official tells Congress that fingerprinting is still the best

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Pentagon tests new biometric mouse

Siemens debuts ID Mouse Professional, which uses fingerprint sensors to eliminate need for multiple passwords