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General Dynamics wins $900 million contract to build the consolidated headquarters technology infrastructure.
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June 6th and June 8th Conversation with Authors Series with Professor Scott Overmyer: A Conversation on Implementing Telework: Lessons learned from Four Federal Agencies
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Learn more in today\'s Cybersecurity Update
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DHS wants you to be the next cyber super star. Learn more in today\'s cybersecurity update
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Agencies might not be taking the cloud first policy to heart. Nathan Coutinho is an Enterprise, Server, Storage and Virtualization Solutions Manager at CDW
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There\'s a new cloud provider to meet government wide cyber security standards. Learn more in today\'s cybersecurity update
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Learn how to better manage your agency\'s records management. Advice from Daniel Rainey, chief of staff at the National Mediation Board.
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OPM revises the 2210 job family to include this new title as part of the White House\'s IT reform plan.
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The National Archives and Records Administration has picked its first Wikipedian in Residence. The new position is designed to serve as a liaison between the archives and the volunteer editors of the free, online encyclopedia. Archives officials say their new Wikipedian, Dominic McDevitt-Parks, will help them collaborate with users and editors of the site to make the government\'s permanent record holdings available through Wikipedia, rather than just through the Archives\' own site.
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The departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs will take one of their first major steps toward a single, joint electronic health record next month. The system\'s prototype graphical user interface will go online at a few selected clinics in Chicago. VA officials say they designed the interface by putting six clinicians in a room with a blank slate, and asking them what an ideal system would look like. The chief information officers of the two departments are meeting twice a week to plan the new system, which will take four to six years to fully develop.
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The USDA\'s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service it taking data that used to be available only through Freedom of Information Act requests, and moving it to an advanced, free online searchable database. The Animal Care Information System holds all of the agency\'s records on the people and companies it licenses to breed animals for commercial sale, research or public exhibition. USDA says the tool allows users to make highly detailed, customized queries and export the results to a standard spreadsheet.
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The Library of Congress is using the Internet to provide free, online access to thousands of the nation\'s oldest sound recordings. The National Jukebox went online this month. It hosts more than 10,000 historical music and spoken word recordings made between 1901 and 1925. Users can select and stream the recordings at LOC.gov/jukebox. For the time being, the recordings are from the catalogs of Columbia and Victor, the two oldest record companies in the world.
June 03, 2011
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