People

Get a Life!: Fun facts for the Fourth of July

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Digital Government

Klossner: Don't CIO, don't tell

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People

FCW Insider: Are feds overpaid?

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People

Ariz. assembles project experts

State officials say they are reaping the benefits of a training and certification program.

People

Kelman: The quest for objective research

At a conference in Stockholm, the surprise was the nonideological tone of the research.

Modernization

Suda: IT paves the way to safer roads

DOT is looking for ways to use emerging technologies to meet safety andcongestion-reduction goals.

People

DHS passes $1B spending mark on SBI

A new GAO report outlines the Homeland Security Department's spending on the border security program and finds that DHS has spent far more money than previously reported.

Digital Government

DHS awards contract to outsource data center to CSC

Contract, worth a potential of $390 million, is another step to consolidate department's 18 data centers.

Digital Government

Census receives $210 million in emergency funding for 2010 count

The money will cover extra costs the bureau will incur due to its decision not to use handheld computers to support the decennial census.

Digital Government

Generation Y seeks more interaction with government online

Report says younger citizens rely on blogs and social networking tools for information.

Digital Government

Senate panel slashes foreign visitor ID system

Appropriations committee, frustrated by delays, cuts US VISIT fiscal 2009 budget by nearly two-thirds.

Ideas

Privacy, E-Discovery and Government

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Digital Government

Lawmakers want more spending data online

House members have introduced a bill that would require posting dollar figures and copies of contract documents on USASpending.gov.

People

DHS gets recommendations for transition

A new report from the National Academy of Public Administration makes recommendations for how the Homeland Security Department should prepare for its first transition to a new administration.

People

New standards for background investigations

A new council and two new top positions will set governmentwide standards so agencies can use consistent methods to check employees' and contractors' backgrounds.

People

OMB: Agencies met IPv6 deadline

he federal government's adoption of IPv6 will encourage contractors to provide products and services that comply with it, the Office of Management and Budget said.

People

FCW Insider: DOD and IT...two views

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Digital Government

One nationwide network will support e-prescribing

SureScripts and RxHub are merging to provide comprehensive services to doctors and pharmacies.