Digital Government
Data model changes coming
Officials say the federal enterprise architecture's recently released data reference model lacks information in some areas.
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Audit faults VCF management
An inspector general blames Virtual Case File's stumbles on poor management and inadequate oversight.
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Mueller: No decision yet on VCF
The FBI director said he has been guilty of raising expectations about Virtual Case File.
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OMB controller nominee named
President Bush wants Linda Morrison Combs to be controller for the Office of Management and Budget.
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Rossotti: Hear skeptics
Overcoming resistance to change requires leaders who advocate reform and listen to objections, the former IRS commissioner says.
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OMB targets payments
Federal agencies made $45.1 billion worth of improper payments in fiscal 2004, according to a new report.
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Sharing leads GAO risk list
Cross-government information sharing for homeland security tops the list of four new federal efforts at high risk of failure, GAO says.
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IRS requests priority help
Tax agency officials ask auditors to rank the urgency of identified problems.
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Troux acquires Computas NA
Computas will assume the Troux name and no layoffs are planned. The deal also includes Computas' Metis technology.
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The Platts Plan
The returning chairman of the House Government Reform Committee's federal financial oversight subcommittee is planning legislation to cut government waste.
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Score card: Four more greens
But a few agencies did decrease in OMB's quarterly management rankings.
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Carnivore no more
The controversial FBI email and chat room surveillance program, has been superseded by new technology.
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VCF assessor: Stop funding
A contractor hired to evaluate the FBI's Virtual Case File says stop funding it, according to a Justice official.
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IRS copes with cuts
The agency will use up to $11 million of reserve funds to keep modernization tax administration projects on track.
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U.S. to add tsunami buoys
The United States will expand its tsunami detection system through a $37.5 million effort.
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