Digital Government
DOJ strategic tech plan spells out major change
A strategic technology plan circulated through the Justice Department says that the department can no longer tolerate 39 'fiefdoms'
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CIO vacancy at INS drawing hits
Applicants have until July 18 to apply for chief information officer at the Immigration and Naturalization Service
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FBI hires CIO from Mormons
The FBI has hired the information and communications chief of the Mormon Church to be its CIO
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Justice CIO crafting united plan
Vance Hitch depicts the department as a fragmented agency hobbled by aged computers and incompatible systems
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Accessibility law under scrutiny
GSA may allow agencies require vendors to 'certify' that their products meet accessibility requirements
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FBI hot on records management case
William Hooton was hired in March to bring modern electronic records management to the FBI
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Student tracking system launches
The first piece of the INS' automated foreign student tracking system went online July 1
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Tech options abound for INS
Ideas include system so foreign visitors can report their whereabouts
Digital Government
Is XML too prolific?
General Services Administration study to advise on need for government repository
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Section 508 revisions considered
Public comments sought on revisions to Section 508, especially pertaining to the obligations of vendors
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Tech at ready for INS decisions
Industry exec, agency CIO speak about technology tools available and requirements that must be established
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'Tribalism' may defeat Homeland
Experts say hurdles are more bureaucratic than technical in getting agencies to work together, share information
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FBI sifting through applicants
The FBI has received 47,000 applications for 900 positions, including call for computer and IT specialists
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Mueller details FBI's IT plans
Success in reorganizing the FBI to thwart terrorists depends greatly on the bureau's ability to solve its IT problems
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GAO: E-records overwhelm NARA
NARA overwhelmed by the torrent of electronic records generated by federal agencies
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IRS makes tax forms accessible
The Alternative Media Center and Adobe Systems Inc. have created tax forms that can be read by screen readers
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One year and counting: Section 508
Feds tout progress, but need more time on accessibility law
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INS urged to expand tracking
A computerized system to keep tabs on foreign students should also track other long-time visitors, advocate says
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NARA overwhelmed, report says
The National Archives has continued is policy of printing electronic records on paper to preserve them
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