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White House to e-gov vendors: Give us your best
Officials presented their visions for common e-gov solutions in the financial management, grants management and human relations business lines
People
Accessible doesn't mean usable
Meeting Section 508 requirements doesn't mean a Web site works well for people with disabilities.
People
Making government accessible ? online
Accessibility is the law, but feds find it is easier said than done
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Accessibility development and evaluation tools
There's no one-size-fits-all solution for software to build accessible Web sites.
Digital Government
IT on the agenda
Information technology was a big part of the 9-11 Commission's discussions.
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Setting the standard
The Interagency Committee on Government Information's Web Content Standards Working Group released draft recommendations last week for comment.
Digital Government
9-11 panel told of IT failures, hopes
Observers say tech will play larger role in coming days
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Ideas wanted for e-gov business lines
The General Services Administration released a request for information on consolidation efforts in three business areas.
People
Feds praise TTIC
The Terrorist Threat Integration Center has improved analysts' ability to stop terrorism, officials told the 9-11 Commission.
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9-11 group faults IT obsolescence
Funding disputes held up technology upgrades for the FBI before Sept. 11, 2001, officials told the 9-11 Commission.
People
What's an enterprise architect?
The Office of Management and Budget's chief architect is at the helm of the federal government's enterprise architecture.
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Heavy lifting required
The FBI has had five chief information officers in the past two years and five chief architects in the past 16 months, according to officials at the General Accounting Office.
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Keeping up the pace of architecture
Haycock successor needed soon to keep road map on track, experts say
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Lockheed opens US-VISIT office
A vendor hasn't been chosen yet for the visitor tracking system, but Lockheed Martin already has found space, just in case.
Acquisition
Justice to use AMS system
AMS will get $24 million for its Momentum suite, to be used in DOJ's financial management.
People
Chief architects gather
For the first time ever, most of the federal chief architects were in the same room at the same time this week.
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