People

DOD shows off light, fast Stiletto

Experimental vessel meets service’s vision of a new class of bold ships

People

Welles: When retirement looms large

The next stage of your life might be your biggest challenge yet so take careful, deliberate steps

People

Lisagor: Are you missing your mission?

Managers need to reinvigorate themselves before they can inspire others

Modernization

States scramble to implement voting standards

43 states missed Jan. 1 deadline to comply with 2002’s Help America Vote Act

Modernization

IG: Treasury 'deficient' in TCE bidding process

The Treasury Department IG finds that the agency's poor planning and execution of the Treasury Communications Enterprise procurement delayed the program and increased its costs.

Digital Government

Hello, IRENE

Library of Congress to use image tool for sound restoration

Digital Government

FlipSide... A few minutes with Leslie Barry

A few minutes with Leslie Barry

Acquisition

Editorial: The culture war

The decision to pull the share-in-savings rule is part of a divisive culture in which agencies cannot try anything new or innovative. That needs to change

Modernization

The Pipeline

Opengear offers secure remote management of computers; Diskeeper turns 10

People

Wanted: Feds who can write

Hiring experts say feds need to write job vacancy notices that entice people to apply

People

Circuit

Web forms: The new strategic tool; Classified for the 21st century; Car 54, where are you?

Digital Government

Flyzik: Give RFID a chance

Despite some groups’ concerns, the tracking technology is safe enough for government use

People

How to start a community health network

Starting out on the right foot can help prevent disasters later.

People

Bush’s 2007 budget seeks to tap IT’s efficiencies

Requested increases for DHS, Justice signal growing respect for information technology

Modernization

Information becomes a weapon

Network-centric warfare lets warfighters win major operations, but its role in fighting insurgencies remains vague

People

UPDATED: Retirement systems are top priority

The Office of Personnel Management's estimated completion date for the multiyear retirement systems modernization project is 2009.

Digital Government

Web extra: Two thin-client tales — one bad, one good

Virginia county struggles with deployment issues; Arizona health care provider reaps benefits.

People

Whiteman: How to find a federal IT job

Riding the hiring wave could bring opportunities for experienced professionals to advance quickly

Digital Government

The dawn of the electronic medication era

SureScripts' nationwide service will give physicians access to all e-medication records, no matter which drugstore store fills a prescription.

Cybersecurity

More clearance, more money

Job candidates who have passed polygraph tests earn an average of $10,000 or more a year than those who have not taken the tests.