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  • Aug 14, 2006
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FEATURES

Are two cores better than one?
Dual-core notebooks hit the ground running

Tapping into the perfect tablet
Six points to consider when shopping for pen-based computers

An e-prescription for Medicaid
Information technology could help save Medicaid, but complexity and a lack of standard practices continue to hobble the program



NEWS

Union criticizes OPM's telework guidelines
NTEU says new pandemic telework rules lack employee negotiation, equipment supply rights

Vets to get free credit monitoring

CIA-backed investment stirs health privacy fears

Circuit

Intercepts

COMMENT

Editorial: Competition matters
GSA’s attempt to bring more contracts under its purview is misguided

Doan: There is no profit cap

Allen: New rules of contract ethics

MANAGEMENT

Susan Lawrence faces down adversity
Army gave 18-year-old Lawrence a path from Ida Grove, Iowa, to the Middle East

TECHNOLOGY

Many paths to the fast lane
Agencies have multiple options to speed up their wide-area network links

The Pipeline


BUSINESS

Brubaker back in the results business
Procentrix aims to maximize agency processes, systems

NASA helps woo tech companies

Reverse auctions become a diplomatic tool

POLICY

Agencies still in the red on financial performance
Score cards continue to show low grades for most agencies

Study finds low e-records IQ

House committee sets IT priorities for DHS

Census director raises a red flag about the upcoming e-census

GPO dots the i’s on a new performance-based contract

FlipSide

A few minutes with...Edward Adams

Featured

  • IT Modernization
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    OMB provides key guidance for TMF proposals amid surge in submissions

    Deputy Federal CIO Maria Roat details what makes for a winning Technology Modernization Fund proposal as agencies continue to submit major IT projects for potential funding.

  • gears and money (zaozaa19/Shutterstock.com)

    Worries from a Democrat about the Biden administration and federal procurement

    Steve Kelman is concerned that the push for more spending with small disadvantaged businesses will detract from the goal of getting the best deal for agencies and taxpayers.

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