Digital Government

A new type of spam filter

Fed agencies turn to IronPort's appliances to scrutinize e-mailers' behavior

Digital Government

Microsoft targets developers

None

People

DOD pay system challenged

Union lawsuit and start-up costs could delay conversion to new system

Digital Government

Debate continues on data privacy bill

2006 could be the year for a law dealing with identity theft

Digital Government

Illinois scraps frame-relay net

New network will better handle data, voice and video applications

Digital Government

Fixing the Next Generation procurement data system

Critics say program needs to be more accurate and user-friendly

People

Arthur K. Cebrowski, 1942-2005

Navy vice admiral was known as father of network-centric warfare

Digital Government

5 keys to better leadership

Experts offer ways to move beyond mere management to be a positive force within your organization

Digital Government

Principi: Changing with the times

Transformation isn't easy, but it is necessary and inevitable

People

OMB readying Version 2.0 of EA assessment framework

Under Federal Enterprise Architecture Assessment Framework 2.0, the Office of Management and Budget will evaluate agency modernization blueprints every three months and tie how agencies are using their EAs to make decisions to their scores on the President’s Management Agenda.

Digital Government

Backing up your paper

Lost records convince officials that encrypted digital backups are crucial

Digital Government

FCW covers Cebrowski

None

Digital Government

Fed 100 – nominate early, nominate often

None

People

Navy Marine Corps Intranet 75 percent done

Network installations include 260,000 computers, four network operations centers and three enterprise help desks, a new report states.

People

Despite ratings slips, OMB calls PMA scorecard requirements ‘very reasonable’

Although several agencies saw their grades fall on the e-government portion of the most recent President’s Management Agenda scorecard, Office of Management and Budget officials do not believe they have set the bar too high.

People

Report: Hurricane Katrina no wake-up call for preparedness

A study shows that Americans are still apathetic about disaster preparedness even after Hurricane Katrina's devastating impact.

Digital Government

Former Navy surgeon general joins BearingPoint

Dr. Michael Cowan will lead the development of new service offerings and provide advice in the strategic recruitment and development of practitioners.

Digital Government

Former Anteon exec joins TechTeam

Dennis Kelly will be president of the new organization.

Modernization

SBC, AT&T pass final merger hurdle

Verizon and MCI are also in the process of merging, meaning that four powerful companies will be cut to two in the telecom market.

People

Charbo: Procurement drives EA at DHS

The chief information officer said the department wants to develop its new enterprise architecture through purchases.