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DHS to hold industry day on border security

Online registration is available now for the Jan. 26 Secure Border Initiative Industry Day.

People

Responders to use DOD-grade simulation

DHS awarded a contract to a defense supplier for a PC-based 3-D training system.

People

IT drives NGA's new vision

The intelligence agency emphasizes technology to improve data sharing.

Digital Government

North Carolina judge denies EDS challenge to ACS award

EDS failed to show substantial evidence that its rival can't meet state technical standards, court rules.

Digital Government

Calif., N.C. to host Census dress rehearsal

The bureau will conduct tests of its methods and systems to prepare for the 2010 count.

Modernization

DOD sets real-world test of HSPD-12

An exercise to uncover operational problems with issuing and using uniform federal identity cards is set to begin in April.

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Maner to leave DHS CFO position

President Bush will nominate David Norquist to replace him.

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GAO comes down on Defense Travel System

A report states that DOD needs to better test and more widely use DTS.

Digital Government

Missouri forms health IT task force

The state creates a health information technology task force that will recommend ways for government and private organizations to better share data.

Modernization

DHS, State plan new IT for borders

The departments' three-part strategy will create a new ID card, improve passenger screening programs and use IT to make visitors feel more comfortable.

Modernization

Alaska nears completion of Citrix deployment

The network technology for the Corrections Department allows remote employees to get better access to documents.

People

Senators push for preparedness training

The National Homeland Security Academy would be modeled on the Defense Department's war colleges.

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Navy uses Army's HRsolutions contract

Strategic Resources is helping sailors affected by Hurricane Katrina.

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Coalition urges rejection of RFID in driver's licenses

Reasons for rejection include a lack of standards and adequate safeguards and the potential for data theft, nearly two dozen organizations say.

People

New York names new CIO

Michael Mittleman, deputy chief information officer since 2002, was promoted to the top post.

Digital Government

Miami-Dade builds disaster recovery apps

The Florida county developed several applications last year that will be used in future disasters.

People

IG critical of DOD IT

Reports state that IT security and investment information in DOD databases is inconsistent.

People

LAPD to implement intelligence, analysis system

It will enable investigators to collect, analyze, search and disseminate information on major crimes.

People

Idaho seeks new e-procurement system

State wants a statewide purchasing system running by summer.

People

Report: E-gov helps government share info

It states that the government offers timelier, more accurate information to the public and government leaders through e-government initiatives.