The health insurer will continue to tweak its electronic medical records system to comply with the federal government's upcoming meaningful use criteria.

Many agencies use a single e-mail messaging system across all departments and offices.

Employees would get normal salary rates and benefits for days lost after highway funding stalled in Congress.

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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

It took over 13 months to award a contract, but finally the State of New Jersey Department of Motor Vehicles awarded the

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.

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The multi-year, $243 million project is part of a larger IT transformation effort, and could spark military-wide e-mail consolidation.

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.

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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

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.

DoD Deputy Secretary William Lynn