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Bush pushes reforms
President Bush has sent legislation to Congress designed to reform how personnel, budget and property are managed in the federal government
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HHS building virtual bookkeeping system
HHS has begun work on a Web-based system to keep track of the 1 billion Medicare claims filed each year and make sure the government can balance its books
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OMB releases 22 e-gov initiatives
The Office of Management and Budget today released its e-government plan for funding 22 initiatives to unify and simplify federal systems in the next 18 to 24 months.
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Commerce CIOs on the move
Former CIO Roger Baker joins CACI International; sources say Pyke is officially the new CIO
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DOD buys combat training systems
SRI system enables National Guard personnel to do tank battle simulations and then play back the exercise
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Air Force picks portal providers
The Air Force has picked BroadVision and Plumtree solutions to power its enterprisewide portal initiatives
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Bill aimed at workforce 'crisis'
Sen. Voinovich wants agencies to have management tools to reverse 'human capital crisis'
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Army hunts more bandwidth
As the Army consolidates its IT infrastructure, the service is calling on the private sector for bandwidth help
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OMB’s e-gov group will increase staff
<b>Mark Forman</b> isn’t only gearing up for electronic government, he’s staffing up. As the associate director for IT and e-government at the Office of Management and Budget, Forman said he would hire four managers to oversee 23 development projects OMB task forces have identified as models.
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Army cutting recruits' paper
E-RecordsManager will enable the electronic transmission, storage and management of recruiting information
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SEC launches Spanish site
The Securities and Exchange Commission has launched a Spanish-language section of its Web site
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Army, Marines get more rugged
$3.2 million worth of rugged computers ordered for digital battlefield applications
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Roster change
Kathleen Rundle, associate chief information officer of the Agriculture Department's National Information Technology Center, recently was installed as chairwoman of the fiscal 2002 Greater Kansas City Federal Executive Board
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SEC launches Spanish language section on Web site
The Securities and Exchange Commission has posted links to text in Spanish on its Web site, at <a href="http://www.sec.gov">www.sec.gov</a>, to reach out to the country’s fastest-growing demographic group.
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