Digital Government
HP wins Euro border, visa deal
The European Commission will pay $48.5 million to HP and three European companies to develop systems for border and police information, and visa requests.
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Neutrons seek bombs
A cargo screening facility in Texas gets the first field deployment of a pulsed fast neutron analysis system for finding explosives, chemicals, drugs and radioactive devices.
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DHS scholarship program fosters new tech skills
Program encourages science and technology expertise.
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Q&A with Maureen McCarthy
FCW interviews the director of the Office of Research and Development in the Homeland Security Department's Science and Technology Director.
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NC develops skills
The governor’s office will devote money and personnel in developing the state’s Center for 21st Century Skills program.
People
Minorities sought for DHS research
DHS has summer research appointments for teachers and students involved in science, technology, engineering and math at minority-serving higher education institutions.
Digital Government
More Medicaid IT outsourcing?
Spending on outsourced Medicaid Management Information Systems will rise by one-fifth, Input says.
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FEMA tests digital alert system
Technology will send messages to wireless devices, radio, TV and the Internet.
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State and local officials look to outsourcing
Retiring workforce driving new push to contract out services.
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Risk or population?
Congress will consider distributing homeland security money based on risk rather than on population.
Digital Government
Philly releases Wi-Fi RFP
Philadelphia issues a request for proposals for its widely reported Wi-Fi plan.
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Government focuses on industrial controls
DHS has teamed up with outside experts to protect SCADA systems.
Digital Government
Fed money boosts D.C. tech
Federal dollars have helped the Washington, D.C., tech industry keep jobs.
Digital Government
Fox hired for health
Fox Systems will process applications from healthcare providers and assign them new unique identification numbers.
People
Suffolk sells land records access
Up-to-date documents will be available online for about $600 a month.
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State bureaucracy slows grants
Hiring freezes and problems with IT upgrades also created delays in spending federal bioterrorism funds awarded to states and municipalities, GAO says.
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