People

GovBenefits.gov gets customized

Visitors to the Web sites of state and federal governments can now seamlessly access the federal online clearinghouse for benefits information.

Digital Government

Wyne: Keeping a level playing field

Software mandates harm citizens, IT-centric government.

People

DOD wants joint radio fix

Boeing could lose deal if it fails to provide improvement plan.

Modernization

Know your network

Milwaukee County uses discovery tool to keep network humming.

People

PC refresh strategies evolve

The goals: lower costs, tighter security, and more flexibility.

Modernization

Dell offers PC recycling bin

For a price, some companies will send "e-cycling" teams to dispose of old machines and destroy stored data.

Digital Government

Intercepts

Therapy for Boeing. Army PM woes. 422 days and counting.

Modernization

Wide-area file services: Feeds, speeds and needs

A primer on IT that lets managers efficiently control files from a central site.

People

Into the backup fold

DOT's centralized backups improve protection of remote office data.

People

NHS needs health IT personnel

There's a global shortage of qualified professionals who understand both health care and IT, says the director general of the United Kingdom's health IT project.

Modernization

Hands on: Live Meeting 2005 offers improvements

Live Meeting 2005 allows presenters to drag and drop documents into a meeting so other participants can access them.

Modernization

Proving ground

Microsoft partners test products, showcase offerings at new center.

Digital Government

thePipeline

New products from Xerox and Saflink.

People

CIO Council seeks to clarify boundaries

Group formalizing private initiative guidelines.

Digital Government

McKee: Where the buck stops

Accountability and risk in considering open source.

Digital Government

Federal Computer Week: Site Map

Table of contents, May 2, 2005 issue.

People

Lisagor: Organizational tapestry

The best managers share information in an open and collegial manner.

People

Committee vice-chair: Fund e-records research

Lawmakers expressed strong backing for the 70-year-old National Historical Publications and Records Commission, said Bruce Craig, director of the National Coalition for History.

Acquisition

Judge orders SBA info released

A federal judge ordered the release of early drafts of a report about the use of contracting dollars intended for small businesses.

People

OMB and Congress at odds over budgeting

Appropriators often put politics above efficient government.