Digital Government

Licenses, border security to be examined at Tuesday hearing

Senate Committee will look at Real ID law and Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative.

Digital Government

Forrester predicts a flat year for tech

Agencies expected to launch fewer projects in the next couple years. The firm predicts only in 2010 will funds shake loose for the priorities of a new administration.

People

House wants Coast Guard to lead on Deepwater

Lawmakers passed a measure that would require the Coast Guard to serve as lead systems integrator on new task orders.

People

OCC awards $5.3 million e-content contract

Bank regulatory agency plans to move to real-time infrastructure during the next three to four years.

Digital Government

FCW Download and Table of Contents

Find links to articles in the April 28, 2008, issue and related items.

Digital Government

FCW Insider: The CIO Council hits YouTube

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Digital Government

Letter: Experience, not education, is key for contracting officers

A reader writes about how a contractor without a college degree went moved from a GS-4 to a GS-14.

Digital Government

Letter: For enterprise architecture, keep it simple

A reader writes, "The reason EA has not advanced is because it has been largely the realm of techies."

Digital Government

Buzz of the Week: Got that 1993 déjà vu

It is difficult to predict the future, but many see that times will be tough.

People

Patent Office CIO to resign

Deputy CIO Deborah Diaz will serve as acting CIO until the agency hires a replacement.

Digital Government

FlipSide: The final match

FCW's movie madness is down to the final two.

People

Cybersecurity's new world order

Government officials around the world encounter legal and diplomatic challenges in confronting cyberthreats.

Ideas

This is Good News?

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People

Homeland security's cyber eyes

Security experts roll out new techniques to try to keep up with today’s stealthy, transnational cyberattacks.

People

Agencies to employ card alerts

Like credit card companies, GSA will use data mining to detect improper spending.

People

Pope’s visit a telework test for feds

DOT uses traffic disruptions to test COOP program and let 2,800 employees telework.

People

Clearance process gets makeover

Lean Six Sigma will shape plan to achieve efficient and uniform security clearances.

Acquisition

Kelman: Beating retail prices

People might be surprised to learn that the prices government pays for commercial items are less.

People

GAO employees to have say in pay

Agency promises to include employees in systematic review of performance pay.