Digital Government

What say you: Keeping your COMMITSments

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People

Access and the city: Portal helps New Yorkers find info

ACCESS NYC pulls together more than 20 city, state and federal benefit programs.

People

Stratcom takes a page from Wikipedia

Using a Wikipedia-style approach, the program eliminates the chain of information by allowing collaboration regardless of rank or position.

People

USAID gives BearingPoint $69M contract for work in Jordan

Under the five-year contract, BearingPoint will set up a Sustainable Achievement of Business Expansion and Quality program for Jordan.

Cybersecurity

State to issue notice on passport cards

The intent is to create wallet-sized, secure People Access Security Services cards that would include radio frequency vicinity-read technology, a State official said.

Cybersecurity

Social Security Administration ahead of HSPD-12 deadline

The agency is the first to issue new secure ID cards to employees and contractors.

Modernization

IT business cases going online

By mid-February 2007, agencies will have to post all of their Office of Management and Budget-approved business cases on the World Wide Web.<@SM>

People

Election could affect IT programs

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People

Army: Iraqi militants can't crack tactical radios

Troops have been concerned due to news reports that Hezbollah forces in Lebanon had hacked into Israeli radios.

Digital Government

Doan wants multiyear funding at GSA

The GSA administrator said she is working on plans to enable the agency to have the advantage of holding customer agency funds over fiscal years.

Cybersecurity

Davis faults Senate, praises GSA reform

Davis told the GEIA Vision Conference that Senate filibusters this past session stalled passage of appropriations bills.

People

EU building info systems to help secure borders

The existing system is outdated and cannot meet the demands placed on it.

People

IT, intranets would improve FOIA processes, attorney general says

In a review of agency plans to improve Freedom of Information Act operations, Alberto Gonzales found that many want to adopt IT for expediting requests.

People

Report: Create single financial management statute

Federal financial management lacks a single source for guidance and many officials view its importance as minimal, according to a new NAPA report.

People

E-voting faces a test at the polls

NIST works on standards as debate continues over systems’ reliability.

Digital Government

Remembering CBS News' Christopher Glenn

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Digital Government

On being fair

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Digital Government

Ignatius: "Which Way to Win?"

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People

Gary Danoff | Another View: The future is now

Fast forward 10 years: Imagine CIOs “buying” agency service-level agreements from the prevalent IT utility of the day—the Federal IT Grid.

People

DOD, DOT explore next-gen satellite systems

The departments will meet with government and commercial organizations to assess capabilities users want in the Positioning, Navigation and Timing architecture planned for 2025.