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Ortego to start consulting firm
Departing director of USDA's National Finance Center already has lined up a list of top-notch clients
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Bush targets terror threats
In State of the Union address, president calls for terrorist threat integration center
Digital Government
FBI's Trilogy funding on hold
Congress is holding up money for the FBI's Trilogy modernization program because of a projected cost overrun
Digital Government
Bill aims to thwart identity thieves
Three senators re-introduce the Social Security Number Misuse Prevention Act
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EDS taps Engler
EDS took steps to position itself as a premier provider of IT services to state and local government by hiring former Michigan Gov. John Engler
Digital Government
Congress faces full year
IT not a top priority, but tech issues are still pervasive
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Homeland 'Super Bowl' starts up
The Homeland Security Department was launched today with a citizen-friendly Web site
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Senators slash e-gov funding
Senate appropriators have cut $40 million from the $45 million fund earmarked for e-government
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Balutis resigns from FGIPC
Executive director resigns in the wake of controversy over his outside consulting work
Digital Government
Former governor joining EDS
Former Michigan Gov. John Engler, a tech-savvy politician, is headed to EDS' state and local government unit
Digital Government
Davis: IT to see 15 percent boost
Rep. Tom Davis says the fiscal 2004 budget likely will focus on using IT to increase security and information gathering
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Senator tries to cut TIA funding
Sen. Wyden seeking to cut off all money for DOD Total Information Awareness system
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Bill would halt 'virtual bloodhounds'
Senators seek moratorium on the Total Information Awareness data-mining project
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Customs writing cargo data rules
The service is writing regulations requiring electronic manifests for every air cargo shipment
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Retired exec tapped for Homeland post
Bush picks a former General Dynamics executive for science and technology post
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Bill bolsters borders, first responders
Senate Democrats introduce bill to enhance homeland security and target more money for first responders
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Cooper named CIO
President Bush has named Steve Cooper to be the chief information officer at the new Homeland Security Department, the White House announced Jan. 7.
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