Digital Government
FCC OKs $417 million in grants for rural health networks
Sixty-nine projects to link rural health centers with one another and with urban areas will receive sums between $194,000 and $24.7 million.
People
Wilkinson to leave GSA
The General Services Administration’s chief acquisition officer Molly Wilkinson has resigned after a short seven-and-a-half month stint.
Digital Government
Letter: Opening air space won't help travel
Additional air space will only mean more holding patterns while planes wait to land.
People
Nonfiction cyberwar
Military leaders come to grips with cyberwar beyond the pages of science fiction novels
People
Measuring green
Agencies turn to service-level agreements and other forms of performance contracting to achieve new energy efficiency and electronics stewardship goals
People
The environmental executive
Edwin Pinero's job is to make the federal government a model environmental citizen
Modernization
Editorial: Fixing the schedules
Like them or not, GSA's schedule contracts have been remarkably successful, accounting for about $36 billion in annual sales.
People
OMB: Agencies improve finance reporting
Nineteen of 24 agencies, one more than last year, received clean opinions on their fiscal 2007 reports.
Digital Government
And the 2007 Rising Stars are...
The winners were selected because of the work they did and the potential they show for the future.
Digital Government
Leavitt calls on Medicare, Medicaid to require e-prescribing
The HHS secretary uses his personal blog to urge large health care providers, including the government, to make electronic prescription services mandatory.
People
E-Gov Act reauthorization begins
Although the law expires next month, lawmakers have only recently begun working on its reauthorization
People
Navy offers high-level EA view
Officials say a federated approach can help officials make better IT decisions
People