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R.I. plans central bank of e-health records
Governor says health IT will yield fastest results for troubled health care system.
(Posted 6/15/2006)

Army awards $21M contract to Multimax
The company will support the service's Personnel Electronic Records Management System.
(Posted 6/14/2006)

Energy acknowledges data theft
More such privacy breaches have almost certainly already happened, a security analyst says.
(Posted 6/13/2006)

McFarland confident about VA changes
The former CIO said the recent data theft highlights the need to transform the agency's internal IT governance.
(Posted 6/12/2006)

Web tech could aid electronic health record push
The Semantic Web could ease interoperability issues.
(Posted 6/12/2006)

University of New Hampshire revamps storage plan
The university crafts a storage blueprint and plans to award a contract later this month.
(Posted 6/8/2006)

8(a) firms found opportunity after 2005 hurricanes
Big companies were not the only ones providing relief in hard-hit areas.
(Posted 6/5/2006)

VFA finds niche in facilities management
Software company helps GSA manage its vast real estate portfolio.
(Posted 6/5/2006)

McFarland: VA lacked info access controls
Access control, digital rights software would have triggered an alert when files were downloaded without authorization
(Posted 5/31/2006)

Accenture to aid OPM switch to paperless retirement system
Consulting firm will develop business transformation, IT models for reforming how retirement claims are processed.
(Posted 5/30/2006)

VA officials ignored security warnings
In wake of data theft secretary vows relentless pursuit of compliance with security policies
(Posted 5/29/2006)

Senate hearing: VA data theft should be wake-up call
Panel criticizes agency for waiting three weeks before alerting veterans to security breach
(Posted 5/25/2006)

Updated: Veterans' data stolen
More than 26 million veterans and some of their spouses may have had private information taken.
(Posted 5/22/2006)

Education, HHS unveil program to ID loan defaulters
Education will gather data on people and HHS will perform a computerized match.
(Posted 5/9/2006)

Legal ease: Digital courtroom changes proceedings
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission's courtroom in Las Vegas features real-time court reporting and Internet connections.
(Posted 5/8/2006)

Property of the U.S. government
As attitudes about property management shift, agencies and IT rush to catch up
(Posted 5/8/2006)

Bill to expand online access to research
The Federal Research Public Access Act of 2006 would require that taxpayers receive free online access to journal articles containing federally funded research.
(Posted 5/3/2006)

SAP launches new HR system
It targets human resources officials at federal agencies.
(Posted 5/2/2006)

Brailer resigns from health IT role
The national coordinator is leaving government after laying the foundation for nationwide use of electronic health records.
(Posted 5/1/2006)

DOD rolls out new personnel system to the first 11K people
System seeks to emphasize pay for performance
(Posted 5/1/2006)

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GSA report finds more benefits than costs for telework
Agencies save much more than they spend in equipping employees to work from home, but management support is still often lacking.

R.I. plans central bank of e-health records
Governor says health IT will yield fastest results for troubled health care system.

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GSA report finds more benefits than costs for telework
Agencies save much more than they spend in equipping employees to work from home, but management support is still often lacking.

ISS says VA hired it to analyze stolen data
A company spokeswoman did not specify the work Internet Security Systems is performing, citing the sensitive nature of the data involved.

GSA report finds more benefits than costs for telework
Agencies save much more than they spend in equipping employees to work from home, but management support is still often lacking.

ISS says VA hired it to analyze stolen data
A company spokeswoman did not specify the work Internet Security Systems is performing, citing the sensitive nature of the data involved.

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GSA report finds more benefits than costs for telework
Agencies save much more than they spend in equipping employees to work from home, but management support is still often lacking.

Association recognizes gov IT leaders
Michelle Mrdeza, clerk of the House Appropriations Committee’s Homeland Security Subcommittee, received the Legislative Leadership Award for improving the management of government IT.

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