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DOD financial web grows
Department 'discovers' 200 more financial management systems, making auditable books harder to achieve.
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Interior contempt motion filed
American Indians maintain e-mail evidence destroyed in case over Interior's mismanagement of trust money
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FBI record handling under fire
The FBI's computer systems are 'antiquated,' but it was poor performance by personnel that led to the FBI's failure to disclose more than 1,000 documents to lawyers defending Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, the Justice Department has concluded
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NASA speeds up financial system
Decision acknowledges past problems with deploying an integrated financial management system
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FBI record handling blamed
Computer systems are antiquated, but Justice inspector general pins blame for McVeigh case failures on personnel
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Kennedy's smart investment
An office system installed last year proves its worth after mail shutdown
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OPM employee database boosted
IT budget proposal includes a prototype for a database that could contain the records for all federal employees
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Interior off-pace in getting online
About 90 percent of the Interior Department remains off-line, Interior Secretary Gale Norton testified before Congress
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Paper records in an IT world
Commentary: The business case for electronic records management has become overwhelming
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Driver's licenses get another look
The lack of license uniformity among the states permits widespread identification fraud
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Thrift lawsuit brews
The board that oversees the Thrift Savings Plan has asked Congress to change federal law so the board can refile a $350 million lawsuit against AMS
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Technology vs. Terrorism
IT companies and organizations eager to enlist in the war against terrorism are plugging a variety of information-based weapons
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Searching for accountability
Interior CIO, deputy respond to criticism on American Indian trust data system
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Documents at your disposal
A Legal View: There must be evidence of a consistently followed document retention policy
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In the system
LexisNexis is just one of many companies touting its information technology as a critical new weapon in the war against terrorism
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Storage by the page, not the byte
When it comes to records management, most government agencies are still pushing paper
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Electronic records baffle agencies
Most federal agencies create documents in electronic formats but print them to preserve them
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Labor tightening data security
The agency wants to prevent unauthorized access to data that could endanger department employees
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Navy finds a more efficient mail call
Lotus Development Corp.'s Domino is helping the Navy streamline electronic communications with the ships of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets
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