Following are FCW.com's articles about key agency and department fiscal 2005 budget requests for information technology programs.
Overview: Bush hopes to restrain IT increases
Chart: Bush IT request
Agriculture: USDA plans 7 percent IT cut
Commerce: Commerce asks for more IT funds
Defense: DOD seeks $10.8B for science, tech research
Energy: High-end computing highlights DOE tech request
FAA: Key IT programs get FAA boost
GSA: GSA would shrink IT budget
Homeland Security: DHS tech request rises 8 percent
Justice: Justice budgets for info sharing
NASA: NASA IT funding goals keep falling
State: White House would cut State IT funds
Treasury: Treasury IT spending could fall
Veterans Affairs: VA tech budget request rises
Budget management
E-gov fund ambition shrivels
Bush backs bonuses
Budget keys on national security
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Fiscal 2005 budget request (White House site)
Fiscal 2004 budget request (White House site)
Fiscal 2003 budget request (White House site)
FCW.com's fiscal 2004 budget roundup
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The White House is proposing legislation for a dramatic overhaul of human resources inside government and wants $50 million to execute the plan.
GSA is developing a cloud email and enterprise services contract inspired by the single-source vehicle the Department of Defense devised for back-office software.
Defense Department acquisition head, Ellen Lord, hopes to simplify software buying and improve business systems following the release of the Defense Innovation Board's final software acquisition study.
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