The health insurer will continue to tweak its electronic medical records system to comply with the federal government's upcoming meaningful use criteria.
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VA seeks vendor to automate Agent Orange claims processing
The Veterans Affairs Department wants to hire a contractor by the end of April that can automate processing Agent Orange claims by September.
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Many agencies use a single e-mail messaging system across all departments and offices.
Read more »House passes bill to preserve pay for furloughed Transportation workers
Employees would get normal salary rates and benefits for days lost after highway funding stalled in Congress.
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Cisco launches new routing system built for the next-generation network.
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The Multiple Award Schedule Advisory Panel offers 20 recommendations on how to improve GSA Schedules program.
Read more »One-Click Funding?
One further note on cold hard cash money from last night's session in Manhattan that had to do with the
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Minnesota's First District Has a Homework Assignment: Judging Earmarks
If you've heard of Tim Walz, and you're not a Minnesotan, there's a good chance that it's because he's the geography teacher-turned-member of Congress whose clas
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Astronaut families press NASA's case with administration
A group memorializing astronauts killed in the line of duty and their families has invoked their names in an effort to convince the Obama administration to drop its planned changes to the National Aer
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After 13 months New Jersey DMV awards Digital Drivers License contract to L-1
It took over 13 months to award a contract, but finally the State of New Jersey Department of Motor Vehicles awarded the
Read more »New Iowa law attacks 'puppy mills'
A new law in Iowa gives the state new powers to ensure that pets are treated humanely at breeding facilities. House File 2280, signed into law by Gov.
Read more »The revolution will be televised — online
Cisco CTO Padmasree Warrior sheds light on the evolution of collaboration, networking, social media, video and the concept of a media experience platform.
Read more »Making the Census More Efficient
Maybe this is an abundantly obvious thing to say, but if we're going to have a discussion about waste or resource priorities in the Census, one obvious answer is that we really ought to be able to fil
Read more »Cyber ShockWave exposed missing links in U.S. security
Former DHS Secretary Michael Chertoff, who took part in Cyber ShockWave, says the exercise showed that the United States lacks the ability to effectively respond to a catastrophic cyber event.
Read more »Army Plans Massive E-mail Consolidation
The multi-year, $243 million project is part of a larger IT transformation effort, and could spark military-wide e-mail consolidation.
Read more »DorobekINSIDER explainer: That Census letter announcing the Census form is coming
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For whom does the bell toll? It tolls for thee, IE6
GCN Lab director John Breeden checks out the online funeral held for Internet Explorer 6, but notes that it still has more market share than IE7.
Read more »White House memo: Public contests can drive innovation
The Obama administration plans to provide agencies with a Web platform for conducting public challenges.
Read more »Ask Julius Genachowski Some Brilliant Questions
It has been suggested by-I-won't-say-whom that our dear readers here are techPresident are exactly the sort of smart, tech-savvy, with-it people who should be asking <
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"He Told Me Why My Name is Skye"
We're always keeping an eye open for what people in politics are doing to experiment within the boundaries of the email form. Bit of an art, really.
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GSA Official Jim Williams Set to Retire
General Services Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service commissioner Jim Williams has opted to retire. On April 3, he will step down from his position, he said in a message, with confirma
Read more »Zients Releases Contest Guidelines
The White House released a memo on Monday on how agencies can legally arrange contests in order to engage citizens to find new ideas on how to use technology to improve open government.
Read more »Defense Secretary Gates Visits Soldiers in Afghanistan
In a three-day trip to Afghanistan, Secretary of Defense Robert M.
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