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Tough decisions
The Homeland Security Department must draw the best from its incoming components
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TSA shows the way
Commentary: The demands on the proposed department's federal employees would be strenuous
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Wanted: A CIO with punch
Commentary: A strong CIO will be critical to the success of the Homeland Security Department
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Closing the loop(holes)
Commentary: Smart managers will make a business case tied to mission performance
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E-learning lessons
Column: Federal e-learning managers are working to organize and coordinate agency activity
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A time to lead
The annual dance opera about agency information technology appropriations is under way. Although the usual motions are generally being observed, three aspects of this year's performance are notable
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Mutual interest
Commentary: Public/private partnerships must respect the mission of government
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Y2K lessons learned
Preparation is essential to protect against cybersecurity risks
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Maintaining a balance
Since Sept. 11, I have been wrestling with myself, and with my friends and colleagues, in two realms
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Leadership counts
A relationship of trust, accountability and predictability between the public and private sectors is essential.
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A surging, chaotic power
Poised to overtake China as the world's most populous country, India has entered the 21st century with great potential and challenges
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International cybercrime treaty advances slowly
Early this month, I was a witness at the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly's Legal Affairs and Human Rights Committee hearing on its draft treaty on cybercrime.
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The tyranny of code
Those who believe they can correctly predict the architecture of cyberspace are usually wrong
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Y2K: Only the grin remains
As the Year 2000 problem showed, the power of the Net is relationships.
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A patriot passes on
Robert Damus, a longtime civil servant and the general counsel at the Office of Management and Budget, died of a heart attack Nov. 29. The health of the republic is the worse for this most untimely loss
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Responding internationally
International cybercrime attacks on missioncritical government or private computers from across national boundaries is an increasing threat. Can governments respond?
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Networks on the ballot
National elections change the networks and directions of governments, while human and electronic networks help manage change and transform risks into opportunities.
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