Digital Government
Kelman: A novel idea: Read
Badaracco’s new book offers us an opportunity to learn from other people — and enjoy the journey.
Digital Government
Industry groups join hands
IT lobbying organizations agree to be partners on important policy issues.
People
Managers fret over telework issues
Concerns over productivity and manager/employee communication impede telework progress.
Cybersecurity
US-VISIT program offers no exit
DHS discontinued testing a RFID biometric exit system for land crossings.
Cybersecurity
A race to the technological frontier
DARPA’s annual robotic vehicle competition has reached the edge of the technologically possible.
Modernization
DISA budgets $205.2 million for NCES over three years
The agency also plans to spend nearly $270 million on DOD networking programs and more than $113 million on spectrum initiatives, according to its three-year spending plan.
People
Army awards six ITES-2H contracts
They are valued at $5 billion over three years and went to four large businesses and two small ones.
Digital Government
Editorial: Change management
The changes to come will accentuate what FCW and GCN have been doing well already.
People
DISA to pay $1.2B for network protection
Defending against insider threats puts squeeze on budget.
People
OMB's budget theme continues: Do more with less
Agencies face fiscal 2008 with a challenge to get more value from past IT spending.
People
4 ways tech changed the fight
New information artillery has transformed warfighting since FCW began in 1987.
People
Army kills $2B Land Warrior program
System will deploy to Iraq despite losing funding in budget battle.
Digital Government
Commerce Department-wide council may replace Technology Administration
The Bush administration is proposing a new agencywide technology council to handle implementing technology policy and promoting U.S. technological innovations.
People
Intercepts
DLA's DVD disintegrator; DOSA shines on Sun and Dell; DISA in, Navy out on Centrixs; The White House's digital TV problem; You are not allowed to look at what we're showing you.
People