Modernization
Test Drive lets agencies kick software tires
Microsoft creates portal in which its business partners can demonstrate their products for potential customers.
Cybersecurity
GSA pursues single sign-on service
Federated approach could ease identity management for online apps
People
Judge blocks DHS' move to new personnel system
Court says Homeland Security Department plan eliminates rights and protections Congress has said it wants DHS employees to have.
Digital Government
Editorial: What's the difference?
What difference will the GSA reorganization make?
People
Lisagor: Sending mixed messages
A list of the ten most common barriers to good communications.
Digital Government
The British are coming
QinitiQ's acquisition of Apogen is another example of foreign firms entering American government market.
Modernization
Making movies
Adding video to your agency's Web site is easier and more useful than you think
People
Kelman: Past performance revisited
The workforce must be trained how to make use of contractor evaluations.
People
Welles: Leave no one behind
In planning for emergencies, don't forget employees with disabilities
Modernization
Networx...or what else?
Alternatives to GSA's telecom contract could be hard to come by in the future.
People
State looks to expand content portal
Agency needs broader content management system for info sharing
Modernization
Jewels among storage standards
The second of a two-part article looking at emerging technologies.
Modernization
Future perfect
Networx is geared to accommodate advancing technologies, but adoption might be slower than expected.
Modernization
Mars orbiter takes broadband to space
NASA's latest mission will add a piece to its planned space Internet.
Cybersecurity
NIST creates online treasure trove of security woes
Database includes the latest information on vulnerabilities associated with popular software products.
People
SRA receives Army logistics contract
The company provides support services to the 101st Airborne Division.
Cybersecurity
Infrastructure arenas still weak on defense
The private sector has been slow to protect computer-based systems that control critical infrastructures, such as the oil and gas facilities.
Digital Government