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The Air Force will audit with the systems it has rather than the ERPs it wants
The Air Force will have to meet an accelerated goal for audit readiness by the end of calendar year 2014 with the legacy systems it has in place rather than the massive enterprise resource planning systems it's been developing, acknowledged Jamie Morin, Air Force comptroller.
Halvorsen: Navy should be more like the Borg
Federal officials often say government should run more like a business--but they rarely specify which one, especially one that the federal official in question admires for its Borg-like efficiency in
SmartBuy FAR rule dead at age 4
Long dormant federal efforts to codify a requirement for contracting officers to consider governmentwide enterprise agreements when buying software died a quiet death earlier this year. A proposed
GAO upholds TASC protest
CORRECTION March 11, 9:00 a.m.: This story has been amended to reflect the fact that GAO has rejected Savantage's protest. UPDATE March 10, 1:10 p.m.: DHS released a statement on the GAO decision,
DHS TASC contract award comes under protest
Two companies have filed a protest with the Government Accountability Office against the Homeland Security Department's pick of CACI as the contractor for a controversial enterprise planning resource
Auditor questions DoT financial system database
The Transportation Department's shared service center for federal financial management systems could be operating a database for which new security upgrades aren't provided, according to the
Department of Justice sues Oracle, joins whistleblower lawsuit
The Department of Justice joined a whistleblower lawsuit against Oracle ( NASDAQ: ORCL ), and posted a press realse on July 29, filing a complaint under the False Claims Act. DOJ alleged that Oracle
DHS renegotiates licenses with Microsoft, Oracle
The Department of Homeland Security says it will save $89 million in software licensing fees by renegotiating contracts with Microsoft and Oracle--a move that should be considered by other government
DOD EHR system often crashes, creates duplicate records
Anything is possible in the electronic health record world we live in. It's trumpeted as a great way to ease costs and streamline problems in healthcare. But at the Department of Defense, top health
