Digital Government

Cutting a good figure

'Blade' CPU gives systems administrators new options for managing computers

Digital Government

Defining nanotechnology

Nanotechnology is the ability to work at the molecular level, atom by atom, to create large structures with a fundamentally new molecular organization.

Digital Government

Science board mulls cyber infrastructure

The changing environment of academic research has prompted the National Science Board to consider a study of the cyber infrastructure needed to ensure continuing U.S. leadership in science and engineering.

Digital Government

No full loaf for nanotechnology

The White House has laid the groundwork for a multiagency initiative to research ways to control materials as small as a single atom. But participating agencies are still waiting for a largescale commitment from Congress to fund the $495 million program in fiscal 2001.

Digital Government

Laying the pipeline

Five tips for smooth deployments:

Digital Government

CIA uses technology to reform culture of distrust

Intelligence experts and critics argue that the Internet has turned the notion of 'central intelligence,' as in the Central Intelligence Agency, into an oxymoron.

Digital Government

The path to sharing

Obstacles to intelligence sharing:

Digital Government

Postal slip gets new life

USPS puts signatures into tracking system

Digital Government

Giving the user better control

Rutgers University Multimodal Input Manager hardware:

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Microsoft shifts gears

Next month when manufacturers begin to sell powerful PC servers to run the new Windows 2000 Datacenter Server software, the event will mark a significant shift in the way Microsoft Corp. sells and supports its most sophisticated operating system.

Digital Government

NTIS' continuing punishment

Here's a question for new Commerce secretary Norman Mineta: Why does the Commerce Department continue to punish the National Technical Information Service with a personnel hiring freeze?

Digital Government

Letters to the Editor

I wish to vigorously disagree with your editorial [FCW, July 31], in which you called for federal programs and money to improve 'access' to science, engineering and technical education for women.

Digital Government

DOT, airlines join to pressure Congress

The Transportation Department and airline industry stakeholders will join to seek funding to finish modernizing the air traffic control system

Digital Government

University testing GPS interference

Tests aimed at learning whether ultrawideband signals interfere with the Global Positioning System are under way at Texas' Applied Research Laboratories

Digital Government

State bills push tech firms toward feds

Fearing a slew of privacy legislation from state governments, a group of high-tech giants are signaling that they might be amenable to new federal laws

Digital Government

A crib sheet for the transition team

FCW's Dot-Gov Thursday column presents an outline for new executives and managers entering the federal government with the next administration

Digital Government

HP chief: Close industry/government gap

HewlettPackard's CEO has signaled her company's intent to forge a new dynamic between government and the IT industry

Digital Government

Pa. streamlines vendor procedures

New policy enables technology vendors to apply for state business anytime, instead of just annually

Digital Government

W.V. equipping elderly with computers

Government agencies in West Virginia join businesses and volunteer organizations in getting surplus computers into the hands of senior citizens

Digital Government

Security: From wristwatches to handhelds

Three security solutions help protect organizations that have mobile workers and make online transactions