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The Environmental Protection Agency is going mobile. Learn how on this week\'s show. April 29, 2010
Learn what you need to do to get to the next level at your agency. April 27, 2010
Transformational Medical Technologies Initiative (TMTI) was pioneered by The Department of Defense to better prepare and protect the warfighter and the nation from emerging, genetically engineered, and unknown biothreat agents. Director David Hough gives us details on how that\'s done.
Koobface is back, Air Force apologizes for \'Transformers 3\' phishing scam
The Department of Health and Human Services continues to be the lead agency for the Obama Administration\'s priority of establishing a nationwide system of permanent electronic health records. But at least one large stakeholder group working with HHS is looking for some changes to the program.
A new way to communicate and collaborate is coming soon to the State Department.
A new hospital in Africa is being called a paperless hospital without borders. Botswana’s Bokamoso Private Hospital is a state-of-the-art hospital that allows patients to get the care they need without leaving the country. The…
File sharing applications can be good ways to download music and photos, but it’s not the best idea when it comes to personal health information. A study in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics…
Learn all about it in today\'s cybersecurity update.
D.C. CTO Bryan Sivak talks about what went into developing his dashboard and what federal agencies need to know.
HHS upgraded the portal and it is now ready to handle the large number of applications. OMB had moved 10 of the largest grant making agencies away from the portal last spring because of concerns the system could not handle the influx of applications from the Recovery Act.
Officials from the Department of the Treasury, the Federal Reserve System and the Secret Service have unveiled the new design for the $100 note, complete with advanced technology to combat counterfeiting. Among new security features in the redesigned note are a 3-D Security Ribbon and the so-called \"Bell in the Inkwell.\" The blue Ribbon on the front of the bill contains images of bells and the number 100 that move and change as you tilt the note. The Bell in the Inkwell changes color from copper to green when the note is tilted, an effect that makes it seem to appear and disappear within a copper inkwell. The new security features come after more than a decade of research.The new note will be issued on February 10th of 2011.
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