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GAO: US-VISIT lacks controls
The visitor tracking system needs management controls used by successful programs, GAO says.
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GAO uncovers bogus degrees
More than 450 federal employees obtained phony academic degrees from diploma mills, the General Accounting Office said.
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GAO seeks better architectures
The General Accounting Office says it can help agencies improve immature IT blueprints.
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The buck stops at the top
Many senior executives are unsure how to handle their responsibility for IT security.
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OMB to deliver competitive sourcing data
The Bush administration plans to deliver its first report on competitive sourcing to Congress this month.
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Schatz: True hiring competition
Guest columnist Thomas A. Schatz says government entry into the marketplace must not foreclose competition.
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Experts: More power to DHS deputy
Management must be improved if DHS is to use IT more effectively, experts say.
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FBI CIO takes control
All IT investments for the FBI now go through the CIO's office, which is also building program management functions.
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Air Force CIO praises architecture
The Air Force now has an Enterprise Architecture Integration Council, service CIO John Gilligan said.
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Schambach to leave TSA
The chief information officer of the Transportation Security Administration is leaving federal government.
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Brailer named health IT coordinator
The California physician has been a leader in using IT to improve health care.
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DFAS gets new boss
Zack Gaddy has been named director of the Defense Finance and Accounting Service.
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NIST to cut 100 jobs
The National Institute of Standards and Technology faces a $20 million budget shortfall.
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Gartner: Think about A-76 more
Agencies should put more strategic thought into competitive sourcing, Gartner analysts said.
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Sourcing report due soon
The Bush administration's first report on competitive sourcing is due by May 24.
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