Articles from Armed Forces Comptroller (September 22, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Aloha.			105
An interview with Rick DeMello.		Interview	1349
Army Comptrollership Program 2005 graduation--dual master's degrees awarded.			438
ASMC interviews.		Brief Article	121
Audio conferencing.		Brief Article	310
CDFM certification renewals ongoing.			135
Central Texas.			43
Department of the Navy Converged Enterprise Resource Planning Program: the United States Navy gets down to the business of doing business using a bold and radical initiative called the Navy ERP.	Veit, Beverly		2709
From the Executive Director.	Hale, Robert F.		215
From the National President.	Greco, Richard, Jr.		472
Garden City.			36
Gateway.			44
GFEBS: the foundation for army financial management transformation: how the United States Army plans to reform its business and financial management functions in its goal to achieve financial accountability.	Smith, Cherie		1584
Great River.			68
Greater Jacksonville/Kings Bay.			29
Gulf Coast.			68
Implementing standards in DoD business systems for improved financial visibility.	Wenrich, Christine		1831
Microsoft[R] tips and tricks.	Randall, Greg		775
Music City.			57
National Guard.			122
Need to earn CPE credits?			73
Recognizing excellence: 2005-2006 national awards program.			654
Redstone/Huntsville.			71
Sandhills.			45
Tampa Bay.			112
The Challenge of Installation Management: Results of a 2005 Survey: sponsored by the American Society of Military Comptrollers and carried out by Grant Thornton LLP's Global Public Sector.			557
The road ahead for DEAMS: the road not traveled--until now: three entities are joining forces to change dramatically their business and financial management processes.	King, Arlene		1928
Thunderbird.			87
U.S. Army & DFAS: cooperate to expand managerial accounting capabilities.	Shaw, Kimberly		1415
Vandenberg Space and Missile.			43
Write right! Being pro-active in your writing results in clearer, concise, and energetic communiques.	Kline, John A.		437
Your winter reading list.			390