Modernization

Feds find RFID uses

GAO sees security risks in radio frequency identification technology.

Digital Government

BLM.gov back online

But secondary sites remain offline.

People

FBI puts its modernization bets on Sentinel

The bureau will introduce a replacement case and information management system in four phases during the next 39 to 48 months.

People

Circuit

Let them telecommute. Feeling toothy. ACT winners. Potpourri.

People

Experts at your fingertips

State Department used tech to find help for tsunami victims

Modernization

BlackBerry 7100t does it all

Device sports unique keyboard, speakerphone and messaging features.

Modernization

Going where no search engine has gone before

Connotate Technologies uses information agents to extract data from Deep Web.

Modernization

NIST focuses on measurements for new IT technologies

Officials hope to develop predictability in information systems.

Cybersecurity

Revenge of the nerds

Study looks at insider attacks on networks and how to stop them.

Modernization

Infoblox delivers nonstop DNS

Infoblox has two new hardware platforms, an enhanced version of its network identity operating system, a network module and a distributed virtual services module.

People

Welles: Benefits count for feds

Perks can also make the difference in choosing whether to stay at or leave a job.

People

Where is your congressman?

Systems help keep track of lawmakers during a crisis.

Acquisition

Everybody knows CDW-G

A new market survey shows that GTSI has lost recognition among agency officials.

Digital Government

Perot Systems decides to add a government focus

The company has a new office, but can it compete?

People

Comings and goings

News about Cynthia Church, Robert Collet, Diana Gowen and Bill Piatt.

Cybersecurity

Feds cram to meet ID deadlines

Officials tout worker protection as benefit for digital credentials.

Acquisition

Obscure FAR clause sows confusion

Defense auditors' interpretation could squeeze profits.

Digital Government

Federal Computer Week: Site Map

Table of contents, May 30, 2005 issue.

People

IT community braces for base realignment

More than 1,250 Air Force employees with IT jobs in Dayton, Ohio, and Montgomery, Ala., face having their jobs move to Boston.

People

Editorial: Change, but fairly

All parties — employers, employees, unions and lawmakers — need to be careful to ensure that the new personnel system is fair to everybody.