Acquisition

Senate approves GSA reorg

The agency can proceed with formation of the Federal Acquisition Service.

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Intercepts

The Academy Cyber Bowl; Good news: Military health benefits ‘transformed,’ not cut; Army FCS: A few million lines of code here, a few million lines there…; Semper fidelis: Leon Daniel

Modernization

Visualizing the Army’s new tank

Why the network is the main battle piece in the Future Combat Systems

Modernization

Military branches can now IM

The services are using Bantu's Inter-domain Messaging gateway to chat and conference.

People

Navy seeks to capture skills data

Service’s goal is to be better prepared by matching mission needs to training

People

Editorial: A time for openness

GSA faces a perilous time. The agency should have a public vetting of its finanials if it is going to fully move on.

People

UPDATED: North Dakota gets new CIO

Also, the CIOs for Illinois and New Jersey have resigned.

People

Red Hat to acquire JBoss

The combined company will be able to deliver an economical platform for advanced Web applications.

People

GAO: DOE needs better small-biz program management

Energy needs a plan to collect and use performance information to improve small-business results, report states.

People

Consistent customer service still an elusive goal

Managers say the best contact centers have service-oriented workers and automation

Cybersecurity

Symantec to protect databases

High-profile security breaches have revealed the vulnerability of information held in large databases.

Modernization

Search fusion

Support grows for new way to integrate information analysis and retrieval tools.

Cybersecurity

The Pipeline

Blocking the bad guys; Pardon the extrusion; Securing a wireless world

Modernization

Army sets new benchmark for IP telephony

Infantry commanders can now use a phone and place a VOIP call from the battlefield

People

Senator examines SBA work

Senator probes agency’s effectiveness, questions practices and seeks ways to measure progress

Digital Government

Federal Computer Week: Site Map

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Modernization

Accidental publicist

Agencies are risking the unwitting release of sensitive information using popular office software.

People

NASA strives to tighten its cyberspace presence

For years, watchdog groups have criticized the agency for publishing duplicate Web sites on separate domains, wasting taxpayers' money and employees' time.

People

OPM pitches public service

OPM director says agencies must accommodate a new generation of nontraditional federal employees

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Thornton to leave OMB

Jeanette Thornton, the government’s policy lead for E-authentication and Homeland Security Presidential Directive-12, is leaving government for the private sector, the Office of Management and Budget confirmed.<@SM>