Digital Government
Portals proliferate, services lag
E-gov survey shows agencies are putting information online, but are slow to offer transactions
Digital Government
Fed sites silent on attacks
Only FEMA used its Web site to quickly post information about government response to the World Trade Center, Pentagon attacks
Digital Government
In the wake of terror
Ongoing FCW.com coverage related to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
Digital Government
Cities cast emergency web
After attacks on U.S. landmarks, cities set up emergency operations centers, use Web to spread information
Digital Government
Final security guide arrives
NIST releases final version for agencies to measure information security program effectiveness
Digital Government
FCW.com's Milcom coverage
Federal Computer Week's coverage of the Milcom conference, Oct. 31-Nov. 1, 2001
Digital Government
OMB winnows ideas for better e-gov
The Bush administration has a selection of proposed ideas in hand for developing a more citizen- centric government
Digital Government
GAO seeks performance boost
GAO is looking for agency examples to supplement a draft guide on budget decisions.
Digital Government
Out of bounds
The push for a unified e-government takes people beyond their political territories
Digital Government
Security system to patch holes
FEDCIRC plans to release a revamped solicitation for a patch-release system
Digital Government
NSF targets tech security
Research program is aimed at raising the level of security in commercial technology
Digital Government
FCC mulls Carnivore and wireless
Congress is pondering legislation that could rein in Carnivore
Digital Government
IRS offers e-payment on taxes
The Internal Revenue Service unveiled its latest electronic service Sept. 6
Digital Government
Making a date
The New Jersey calendar of events at local, state and federal parks gives information on events at any government-owned park in the state, regardless of the jurisdiction the park falls under
Digital Government