Federal Computer Week: Site MapStay ConnectedFeatured eBooks Quantum Technology Read Now Health Technology: Relaunch of VA EHRRead NowLaw Enforcement TechnologyRead NowInsights & Reports A Unified Data and AI Platform for Health and Human Services AgenciesPresented By Google Public Sector Download Now Why Mississippi State's CTO Is Ditching Legacy Backup SystemsPresented By Cohesity Download Now By FCW By FCW | December 12, 2005 Last issue's news Online news archive Back issues of Federal Computer Week FEATURES The year in review A look at 2005, as seen in the pages of Federal Computer Week Asset management on the move 3 desktop solutions for managing mobile devices NEWS Post-9/11 efforts lack strategy Technology not the root of many homeland security problems Navy opts for thin-client systems onboard ships Lawsuit alleges OPM withholds workforce data Circuit Intercepts COMMENT Editorial: The challenges ahead Nadler: The Va. contractor tax Welles: Looking back at 2005 Web Extra: Kelman: You're fired! MANAGEMENT 2005: Best places, big stresses and more change New HR systems had a rough takeoff Bionic ear transformed Michael Royer's life Forrester advises using tech to retain and train young feds TECHNOLOGY 2005: Technology got smarter, faster Security and efficiency needs inspired many innovations New York looks to expand use of XML Feds to use faster, safer fingerprint standard BUSINESS 2005 was a big year for mergers Telecom pairings, software acquisitions marked year Apogen reaches a turning point POLICY 2005: 7 lessons from GAO Key wisdom from the government's auditors NGA bans flight data from public view Share This: NEXT STORY: Forget MTV... I want my Web