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Chopra, Kundra Urge Efficiency Role For Government IT

Federal CIO Kundra (pictured) and CTO Chopra tell Congress that transparency, efficiency efforts are beginning to pay dividends, but federal IT still needs to be more involved in business decisions.

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• Open Government Directive Tackles Data Quality
• Data.gov Heads For Overhaul

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Chinese Trade Policy Discriminatory, Groups Claim

A new Chinese government procurement policy gives preference to products based on Chinese-owned intellectual property.

LCD Maker Pleads Guilty In Price Fixing Scheme

Chi Mei Optoelectronics will pay $220 million in fines for conspiring with other TFT-LCD companies to set prices for the displays.

Chopra, Kundra Urge Efficiency Role For Government IT

The Federal CIO and CTO tell Congress that transparency, efficiency efforts are beginning to pay dividends, but federal IT still needs to be more involved in business decisions.

Amazon EC2 Cloud Data Center Loses Power

Operations in Amazon's Northern Virginia cloud computing data center were disrupted during a five-hour period Wednesday.

Feds Launch Internet Healthcare Initiatives

Department of Health and Human Services programs promote research data sharing, employee collaboration, and flu safety.

AT&T To Curb Smartphone Data Use

The company said 3% of its smartphone users are consuming 40% of its data traffic and compromising its networks.

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