Digital Government

IBM giving Linux stronger wings

IBM Corp., the largest and one of the most fervent advocates of Linux, is working with a grassroots users movement to plant the opensource software more solidly on its mainframes

Digital Government

WorldCom awards grants for community partnerships

The money will enable colleges and K-12 schools to work together to help kids learn technology skills

Digital Government

Software patch called overkill

Two weeks ago Microsoft Outlook was blasted for being too loose with attachments, allowing the 'love bug' to run rampant; now it's clamping down too hard, critics say

Digital Government

Compaq enters high-end Unix market

Compaq launches AlphaServer GS series of highperformance computers, suited for agencies' missioncritical applications, according to the says

Digital Government

Agencies urged to secure networks

Don't wait for Congress to act on the president's recommendations for critical infrastructure protection, federal officials urge

Digital Government

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Digital Government

Education companies join to integrate services

Datatel Inc. and Eduprise will jointly develop administrative system interfaces to e-learning platforms for higher education institutions

Digital Government

Helping agencies set up shop

Federal agencies looking to set up an electronic marketplace have a new option, thanks to an agreement between IBM Corp. and Data Junction Corp.

Digital Government

New CD charts transportation

Transportation Department releases data sets of transportation facilities nationwide

Digital Government

The real benefit of XML

A chief executive officer once asked me, 'Does our new World Wide Web site use XML?' The site didn't use it at the time ? for some good reasons ? but the CEO was eager to use it.

Digital Government

Maximizing payback

When it comes to keeping track of PCs and managing the software running on them, federal technology managers can gain several benefits by using a centralized desktop management system.

Digital Government

PeerSync keeps data up-to-date

PeerSync software simultaneously solves two problems faced by agency information technology departments: keeping data synchronized between mobile laptops and office PCs, and keeping that data securely backed up.

Digital Government

NASA to test aircraft tech

NASA plans to begin testing new smallaircraft technology later this year that would enable more direct flights to remote or suburban communities that are often overlooked by large commercial airlines.

Digital Government

California preparing e-government 'metrics'

Policy would give agencies standards for developing Web-based services

Digital Government

Fight the online silence

'Governmentenforced silence is more dangerous to our nation than thousands of unregulated voices.'

Digital Government

WebTrends dispatches security agents

The last time I checked out WebTrends Corp.'s Security Analyzer (Version 2.1), I found it a promising product that effectively helps system administrators identify security problems on their networks and suggests fixes

Digital Government

IT market shakes up two firms

Inacom may be looking to sell; Intergraph is shifting its focus to systems integration and services

Digital Government

Smart cards pass NIST security test

Datakey Inc. last week announced that its model 330 smart card is among the first smart cards to earn the highlevel security standard validated by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

Digital Government

Gateway unveils revved-up servers

Server offers agencies an affordable solution for consolidating older, less powerful equipment

Digital Government

Software resolutions

NASA's plan to embark on an agencywide effort to improve its software will have four areas of focus: