Digital Government

Don't change policy: Procurement works as is

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  • By Stephanie Kanowitz, FCW
Digital Government

Data explosion strains peer review

NIST steps in with a system for researchers to exchange and validate scientific data.

  • By Brian Robinson, FCW
Digital Government

Editor's letter: Record, record on the wall

Many large health care organizations have adopted electronic recordkeeping to maintain information coherence. But are these truly health records?

  • By Paul McCloskey, FCW
Digital Government

Buzz of the Week

Geek chic in a virtual world.

  • By FCW
Digital Government

Download and Table of Contents

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  • By FCW
Digital Government

Google 911

The use of online search tools to find health information has spurred a debate about how to tap their power without sacrificing the precision required when lives are at stake.

  • By Brian Robinson, FCW
Digital Government

Heading down to the Management of Change conference...

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  • By Christopher Dorobek, FCW
Digital Government

E-mail to the editor: Doan's fighting the fight

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  • By Christopher Dorobek, FCW
Digital Government

That giant sigh of relief coming from Reston

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  • By Christopher Dorobek, FCW
Digital Government

More on innovation in government

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  • By Steve Kelman, FCW
Digital Government

Networx Enterprise awards set stage for transition

With both the Enterprise and Universal portions awarded, agencies can begin plotting their future telecommunications strategies.

  • By FCW
Digital Government

IRS spam hits close to home

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  • By Christopher Dorobek, FCW
Digital Government

WSJ on McCain's high-tech cabinet

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  • By Christopher Dorobek, FCW
Digital Government

Make e-filing free and easy to encourage people to do it

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  • By Stephanie Kanowitz, FCW
Digital Government

Give us a tax break for e-filing

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  • By Stephanie Kanowitz, FCW
Digital Government

When manual labor is involved, data falls through cracks

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  • By Stephanie Kanowitz, FCW
Digital Government

Legislation would crack down on illegal workers

Rep. Elton Gallegly wants federal contractors to use a Social Security Administration program to verify that their employees have a legal right to work in the United States.

  • By FCW
Digital Government

Storage story overlooks records retention

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  • By Stephanie Kanowitz, FCW
Digital Government

E-mail to the editor: Better procurement, not more buyers

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  • By Christopher Dorobek, FCW
Digital Government

Networx part 2 comes Thursday

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  • By Christopher Dorobek, FCW
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