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Navy issues XML guide
Document is meant to help those Web-enabling applications under the Navy's Task Force Web initiative
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Spawar picks SAIC for tech support
Spawar awards a $596.6 million task order for technical engineering support
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Roster Change 11/06/2001
Linda Burek left her position Nov. 2 as the deputy chief information officer and deputy assistant attorney general for information resources management at the Justice Department
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Reservist site adds self-service
My2xCitizen enables Army reservists to customize and update information significant to their military careers
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DOD to build virtual Pentagon
The Defense Department is developing plans for a 'virtual Pentagon' that would enable its officials to continue to work even in the event of a large-scale attack on the Pentagon similar to the one Sept. 11
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Military e-voting plan wins backers
Congress plans DOD demonstration project in midterm elections
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Web accessibility: A welcome change
But even some of the accessible Web sites could stand some usability improvements
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Government Without Boundaries moves on
Officials in charge of creating a virtual pool of online information and services that spans all three levels of government have had to rethink part of the project's approach since Sept. 11
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Air Force portal to carry aircraft info
The Air Force soon will be using a Web portal for worldwide delivery of its tech orders
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A serious mistake
Editorial: The Senate will make a serious mistake if it goes through with a proposal to clamp down on Defense Department procurement practices
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Teleworking group logs on
A software consortium of government and private organizations launched a group that will evaluate how to make teleworking a reality
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DOD preps smart card roll out
The Defense Department will soon kick off departmentwide deployment of its Common Access Card program
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Tools for the workforce
President's training, human resources initiatives essential to better government
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Agencies get mixed grades
The federal government gets good marks from its workers for introducing IT systems into the workplace, but failing ones for neglecting to upgrade the systems, a new study revealed
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Vendors look to soothe jittery feds
As long as the clause question remains unresolved, vendors worry that it could disrupt IT buying by the biggest customer in the marketplace -- the federal government
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