Digital Government
Flyzik: The power to be unwired
Don't let 700 MHz get away -- there are lives that depend on it!
Modernization
Navy sails with VOIP
Voice-over-IP technology will free up bandwidth on satellite circuits.
Acquisition
GSA reorg gets mixed reviews
Some observers worry new strategy will bring its own set of problems.
People
Intercepts
Beaming up the White House. How do you say 'task order' in Romanian? An In-Q-Tel for Navy? SRA's big signing. Meyerrose slotted for DNI CIO job?
People
Justice sex offender Web site goes live
The Justice Department has launched a Web site that allows the public to search for sex offenders in their communities.
Modernization
Mastering a moving market
As new standards stir up enterprise storage, here's what forward-thinking managers can expect.
Digital Government
Another opening at CSC
Paul Cofoni, who has led Computer Sciences Corp.'s Federal Sector for five years, has resigned, effective Aug. 12.
Modernization
Arizona set for telecom makeover
Converged network will offer security, VOIP and other features.
People
Britain outpaces the United States in e-democracy
Electronic tools stimulate citizen interest, involvement -- and accountability.
Digital Government
Former L-3 leader turns to biometrics
LaPenta, who helped build L-3 Communications into an $8 billion defense, homeland security and communications powerhouse, has set his sights on the biometrics industry.
Modernization
Telecom market poised for growth
Wireless, network services drive increases, according to a recent study by Input.
People
US-VISIT seeks e-passport readers
The readers, required by the Border Security Act of 2002, are part of the United States Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology program.
People
Army readies new JNN procurement
Vendors want the Army to open competition for building and fielding the mobile battlefield communcations system.
People
Cofoni joins CACI
CACI Chief Executive Officer wants Cofoni to help double firm's revenue over the next few years.
Acquisition
Provisions could hurt contractors
One proposal would limit prime contractors' flexibility in charging for services that subcontractors provide.
People
Young feds want to be heard, not ignored
A group of panelists also say they like the balance between work and home life that they believe they can have as federal employees.
People
Editorial: Charting an organization
An organizational chart can seem trivial, but it does matter.
Cybersecurity
DNS faces old and new cyberthreats
Despite attacks, Domain Name System security remains weak.
Digital Government