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NMCI a model for business

At Comdex, EDS fields questions about applying NMCI security requirements and treating IT as a utility

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GI Bill paying for IT certification

Veterans can get as much as a $2,000 reimbursement for IT certification or licensing tests

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NMCI to shore up security

Intruders have exploited defenseless Navy networks, but NMCI has proven to be much more secure

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Letter to the editor

Doing a good job

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O'Keefe picked for NASA post

Sean O'Keefe, deputy director at OMB, has been tapped as the next administrator of NASA

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Letter to the editor

IT work without recognition

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Roster Change

Frank Perry, technical director for the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, will leave that post this month to become the chief technology officer at the Department of Veterans Affairs

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Spawar tech director going to VA

Frank Perry will be the chief technology officer at the Department of Veterans Affairs

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CIO Council folds security panel

In reorganization, security will be part of each CIO Council committee's priorities

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Army takes new tack on support services

The Army selected two vendors for a 10-year contract worth up to $1.45 billion to support its critical software programs

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Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

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EDS scales back network centers

Electronic Data Systems Corp. has reduced the number of network operations centers it will install when the Navy Marine Corps Intranet is fully up and running

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NMCI navigates choppy seas

Despite 'bumps,' first site completes cutover

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Management briefs

Management briefs

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Accessibility testing gets smarter

Review: HiSoftware adds powerful database tools to popular AccVerify Pro software

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Fair game?

A fed was fired for something she did 25 years earlier

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Intercepts

Intercepts

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Managing reforms

OMB score card rates agencies' progress

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Letter to the editor

Ranks of the downgraded

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Congress softens DOD buying constraints

Lawmakers may have reached a compromise on controversial procurement provisions that would have made it virtually impossible for the DOD to use multiple-award contracts