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  • Jul 11, 2005
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FEATURES

Smart Shoppers: 7 steps to build the perfect desktop
The first of a three-part series: Use raw processing power as your only guide and your new dream machine could be a costly headache

Can you hear me now?
Improvements prep voice-recognition technology for a wider range of uses



NEWS

GSA’s revolving door spins
Analysts hail arrival of Deidre Lee but worry about future of schedules program

Single bidder wins Energy contract

Agencies must prepare for IPv6

Circuit

Intercepts

COMMENT

Editorial: Lobbying for lobbyists

Davis: No quick fixes

Aronie: That's 'Dee' to my friends

Soloway: When 'rights' make wrong

Welles: Vacation volunteers

MANAGEMENT

Voinovich hot on clearance backlog
Senator says size of problem tests officials' management skills

Training gives IRS an edge on performance-based contracting

TECHNOLOGY

Health agency ready for digital IDs
HHS to verify electronic documents’ authenticity

The Pipeline

Feds put a fortress in your pocket

Intrusion detection on steroids

Tumbleweed upgrades file transfers

BUSINESS

Curtain call for the supporting cast
Integrators are the contracting stars, but tech firms make the show

POLICY

Summer of e-government discontent
House measures undermine e-gov efforts, proponents argue

Pentagon builds a database to recruit teens for military


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    Leveraging the TMF to improve customer experience

    Focusing on customer experience as part of the Technology Modernization Fund investment strategy will enable agencies to improve service and build trust in government.

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    Why zero trust is having a moment

    Improved technologies and growing threats have agencies actively pursuing dynamic and context-driven security.

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