Digital Government

BearingPoint gets more USAID work

The new contract includes both IT and non-IT projects in support of an economic modernization effort in Egypt.

Modernization

Speaking in Tongues

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Digital Government

New rules will ease health IT adoption

One rule sets forth initial standards for e-prescribing and another makes it easier for hospitals to donate equipment to cash-strapped physicians.

People

Army delays new JNN RFP

The service wants one more month to ensure it buys the right technology.

Acquisition

Safavian indicted

David Safavian, who recently resigned his post as administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, has now been indicted.

People

Microsoft, Motorola team on public safety system

The two companies will focus on interoperable computer-aided dispatch systems with records management systems and mobile devices.

Modernization

Solaris 10 submitted for Common Criteria

Sun Microsystems plans to release a new product next year that will elevate the system to the same level of security as Trusted Solaris.

Modernization

GAO issues acquisition best practices framework

The Government Accountability Office has found that acquisition success depends on instituting best practices in four broad areas, including data management and security.

Modernization

Manassas, Va., delivers broadband over power lines

Virginia telecom company will serve as Internet service provider for 12,500 households and 2,500 businesses.

Modernization

ArcSight upgrades insider threat analysis tools

A new version of the company's enterprise security management software will look for problems by tracking when systems and applications are expected to be used.

People

GSA selects Aquilent for FirstGov.gov refresh project

The General Services Administration has awarded Aquilent Inc. an $836,000 contract to provide services for the design and testing of the rebranded FirstGov.gov, the company said today.

People

Proposed bill would expand OPM's role

The Working for America Act would enable agencies to design their own employee appraisal and pay systems.

Modernization

Next version of Data Reference Model gets down to business

The working group applying the finishing touches to the latest version of the Data Reference Model says this edition will benefit from previous missteps.

People

Army initiates 500-day IT plan

The service wants a net-centric information enterprise to aid U.S. warfighting.

Acquisition

SEC picks Appian for Web-based purchasing

The commission plans a phased deployment with continual feedback from employees to make sure the system meets expectations.

Digital Government

Onion exclusive: Congress Abandons WikiConstitution

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Modernization

The GCN Awards

The stories behind GCN’s 10 award-winning technology programs in the following pages convey a palpable sense of urgency, going a long way toward dispelling the common perception of government as a slow-moving behemoth.

People

Beat the clock

The mounting pressure the IRS faces to modernize how corporations, nonprofits and, eventually, individuals file tax returns isn’t coming from Congress or from impatient taxpayers.

Modernization

Local channels

Every emergency or disaster, whether natural or man-made, is different in how much, if any, warning it gives, how hard it hits and the destruction it leaves in its path.

Digital Government

SEC looking to industry to help with XBRL

The Securities and Exchange Commission wants the software industry to help it identify ways to receive, store, find and analyze interactive financial data.